How Are Objects Implemented In A Software
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Object Oriented languages like Java have special memory space (Heap) allocated to them based on the JVM they are running on. These objects are created and sits in the Heap as long as they are reachable by the program execution. In other words as long as they are needed. When they are not needed, a special functionality in Java, Garbage Collection, delete these unusable objects and clear their memory for new ones.
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