Invocations and Frames

For each method invocation, a new frame is dynamically created.

A frame consists of the parameters, local variables, and (in case of non-static methods) of a pointer which references the associated object (this).

All parameters are initialized by their corresponding actual parameters by the calling method.

Local variables, however, remain uninitialized and must be initialized before they can be used.

	For each method invocation, a new frame is dynamically created.
	A frame consists of the parameters, local variables, and (in case of non-static methods) of a pointer which references the associated object (this).
	All parameters are initialized by their corresponding actual parameters by the calling method.
	Local variables, however, remain uninitialized and must be initialized before they can be used.