Call Stack in Java

Hello,

So I want to be brief and explain that I never knew what "call stack" was supposed to mean. I assumed some fancy, high-class programming jargon that would take years to learn. However, Java uses the call stack as merely a data structure that keeps readily accessible methods/classes for use by the IDE/JVM. The JVM or java virtual machine uses this stack for availability and convenience instead of using RAM memory for every function and var. Although string types have a memory address, objects will always be stored in the call stack.

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