Where does the Java store the final member and static member?

Question

I know that the static method and non-static method of a class all store in the method area.
But I am really in doubt that where does Java stores the final variable(constant) members and static variable members of an object.

For example,

class A{
     private final int a = 1;
     private static int b = 2;
     private static final int c = 3;
     //other codes...
}

I wonder where does Java store a,b,c in the memory. Heap,Stack,or Method area?

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Answer 1

Inside a Java virtual machine instance, information about loaded types is stored in a logical area of memory called the method area.Memory for class (static) variables declared in the class is taken from the method area.

All instance variables will be stored in heap area, including final members.

Answer 2

On my test, I have this conclusion.

   1. private final int a = 1; // heap with object
   2. private static int b = 2; // class variables of Method Area
   3. private static final int c = 3; // run-time constant pool of Method Area

1. final int is created on the constructor. it means it relates to object.
2. static int is created on static {}. it means it relates to static variable static variable equals class variables of Method Area.
3. static final int is in constant pool and there is no related code. it means it will be referred to at runtime.

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