How are static arrays stored in Java memory?

Question

So in a language like C, memory is separated into 5 different parts: OS Kernel, text segment, static memory, dynamic memory, and the stack. Something like this:

Answer 1

In Java you've merely asked that a strongly typed reference to an array be stored statically for the class Test. You can change what a refers to at runtime, which includes changing the size. This would be the C equivalent of a static storage of an int*.