Temporary holding space for data and application
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Clipboard is a temporary holding place for data. It is a temporary buffer in the RAM that is reserved for moving data between applications or just temporarily storing data regardless of the data type.
It does not have any size limit as such ( for windows, which ever is larger between virtual memory and ram is the size limit ) but if the data is two large then only the reference is copied to the clipboard. The contents of the clipboard are destroyed each time a new content is copied or cut.
For applications, stack and heap are used for data storage. These are regions in the RAM that are allocated to the particular application. Stacks store the static variable values that have a fixed size. Heaps store the dynamic variable values that are defined using malloc.
It does not have any size limit as such ( for windows, which ever is larger between virtual memory and ram is the size limit ) but if the data is two large then only the reference is copied to the clipboard. The contents of the clipboard are destroyed each time a new content is copied or cut.
For applications, stack and heap are used for data storage. These are regions in the RAM that are allocated to the particular application. Stacks store the static variable values that have a fixed size. Heaps store the dynamic variable values that are defined using malloc.
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