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What is the JVM / heap / stack equivalent in JavaScript?

I am new to JavaScript. I'm used to Java, so I'm trying to map two worlds in horribly wrong ways.

Questions:

  • Each Java instance runs on the JVM. What is the JVM equivalent for JavaScript?

  • In Java, objects take up memory and memory is stored on the heap. Where are javascript objects stored? In other words, what is a bunch of JVM equivalent to JavaScript?

  • Each function call in Java adds a stack frame. Are JavaScript function calls being made (e.g. add stack)?
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