Is there memory area called 'stack' in C++ to store automatic variables

Question

Is there a specific area in memory called stack in C++ where automatic variables are getting stored.

Answer 1

Please refer to this answer, where I explain this in detail.

In summary, quoted from it:

The terms "heap" and "stack" are outdated, relating to back when the most popular runtime libraries used these data structures to store objects which were dynamically- and automatically-allocated, respectively (statically-allocated objects fit into neither category, incidentally).

These days that is not always true, and it's certainly not mandated by the C++ standard, which does not care where things are stored. It only cares about how they are created and destroyed, and about how long they live.

Hope that clears things up for you.