Do local variables get a new address every time they are declared?

[Jean Sebastien Paquet]

I'm asking because for what I'm doing I'm worried about overloading the memory.

[Fernando Carreiro]

Jeepack: I'm asking because for what I'm doing I'm worried about overloading the memory.

Local variables are created on the stack when a function is called and that stack is released when the function returns. They are temporary, so memory is not overloaded.

Do some research on C/C++. The principles are the same or at least very similar.

[Alain Verleyen]

Jeepack:
I'm asking because for what I'm doing I'm worried about overloading the memory.

Maybe reading the documentation will help ?

https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/basis/variables/local

[Jean Sebastien Paquet]

Fernando Carreiro #:

Local variables are created on the stack when a function is called and that stack is released when the function returns. They are temporary, so memory is not overloaded.

Do some research on C/C++. The principles are the same or at least very similar.

Alain Verleyen #:

Maybe reading the documentation will help ?

https://www.mql5.com/en/docs/basis/variables/local

Thanks guys, I'll look into this.