When you create an instance of a class with the new operator, memory gets allocated on the heap. When you create an instance of a struct with the new operator where does the memory get allocated, on the heap or on the stack ?
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Class A{
function B(){}
}
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class A{
public function do_a(){ return 'a_done';};
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}