Because memory allocation is very important in Rust, we must have a good mental picture of what is going on. A program's memory is divided into the stack and heap memory parts; to get more background on these concepts go tohttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/79923/what-and-where-are-the-stack-and-heap.
Primitive values as numbers (like 32 in the figure), characters, or true or false values are stored on the stack, but the value of more complex objects that could grow in size are stored in heap memory. Heap values are referenced by a variable on the stack, which contains the memory address of the object on the heap.
