"Class space" and "object space" are terms often used in the context of object-oriented programming (OOP), particularly in languages like Java, C++, Python, etc.
Class Space: This refers to the memory area where the code and static variables of a class are stored. In other words, class space contains the blueprint or template for creating objects. When you define a class in your program, the compiler or interpreter allocates memory for its code and static variables in the class space. These static variables are shared among all instances (objects) of that class.
Object Space: This refers to the memory area where the instance variables of an object are stored. Every time you create an object of a class using the new keyword or through any other instantiation method provided by the programming language, memory is allocated for the object's instance variables in the object space. Each object created from the same class has its own object space, which holds the values specific to that particular instance.