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 The heap can be imagined of as a {% include icon.html icon="fa-solid fa-warehouse" %} "warehouse" store (or remove) things used as part of the stack "roadmap".
 Please see [The Linux Programming Interface by Michael Kerrisk, Chapter 6.3: Memory Layout of a Process](https://learning.oreilly.com/library/view/the-linux-programming/9781593272203/xhtml/ch06.xhtml#ch06lev1sec03) for more information about processes.
 
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 <strong>A.)</strong> All memory blocks available.
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 <strong>B.)</strong> Some memory blocks in use.
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 <strong>C.)</strong> You have limited boxes to hold things.
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 <strong>D.)</strong> Two boxes are used, the other remains empty (ready for use).
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 ### Python Reference Counting
 
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