object creation in stack
.net, c#, memory-management, object
Solution
.NET reference types always live on the GC heap. It's not possible to have them elsewhere. Even C++/CLI that supports things like
System::Random rnd;
rnd.Next();
that looks like stack variables, actually creates the `Random` class, on the GC heap (and calls its `Dispose` method at the end of the block if it implements `IDisposable`.)
That said, as Eric Lippert says, the stack is an implementation detail and you should primarily care about reference or value semantics of the types you create.
Problem
Can I create an object of my class in stack regarding .net and C#? For example: ``` class abc { int i=1; } abc a1=new abc(); ``` Now, here the object is created in heap. So, is there any way to create the object in stack memory of ram if the size of object is not big?