Hello All,
Before starting to learn python, I first learnt C and C++ for a couple of
years. In C/C++, the choice to assign memory during compile time or during
execution time, i.e. assigning memory from the stack or the heap lay with the
programmer right? But in Python, I have only seen examples of using heap memory
in programs. Like list.append(x) and so on. So, is there a concept of heap and
stack in python or is it abstracted? And does python being an interpreted
language have to do anything with this?
Thanks and sorry for the newbie doubt :)
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