There is no need for garbage collection on the stack. A variable is pushed once it is created, and then popped once the function returns. There is no complex logic required, so no garbage collector required to remove unused variables and so on
A stack variable is not shared among functions. So they do not need to be synchronized in multi-threaded scenarios, resulting in a performance gain in these scenarios
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There is no need for garbage collection on the stack. A variable is pushed once it is created, and then popped once the function returns. There is no complex logic required, so no garbage collector required to remove unused variables and so on
A stack variable is not shared among functions. So they do not need to be synchronized in multi-threaded scenarios, resulting in a performance gain in these scenarios