In JavaScript, all data doesn’t live in the same place —
some goes to the Memory Heap, and some to the Call Stack !
When JavaScript runs, it divides memory into two main parts — Memory Heap and Call Stack.
The Memory Heap is where all objects, arrays, and functions live — it’s a large, unstructured space for storing reference data. Think of it as a big warehouse for data that can grow dynamically.
On the other hand, the Call Stack is where function execution happens. It keeps track of which function is currently running, in what order.
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