<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Memory in JavaScript involves stack and heap memory allocation.</li><li>Primitive values are stored in the stack while objects are stored in the heap.</li><li>Stack memory is fixed, while heap memory can grow in size.</li><li>Changes to variables in the stack memory do not affect other variables.</li><li>Variables pointing to objects in heap memory share references, leading to changes reflecting across variables.</li><li>Shallow copy only copies references, not the actual object.</li><li>Deep copy duplicates the entire object structure including nested objects.</li><li>JSON.stringify() and JSON.parse() can be used for deep copying objects.</li><li>Serialization and deserialization are crucial for working with APIs, network requests, and data storage.</li><li>Understanding memory allocation in JavaScript is essential for effective programming.</li></ul>

Stack and Heap: Memory in Javascript

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