Distribution of functions

Question

Where are functions stored in a C ++ program?

for instance

int abc()
{
   //where am I stored? 
}

I know that we can take the address of the function, that is, the functions are stored somewhere in memory. But I already read in many places that memory allocation for functions does not occur.

I'm confused. My question may seem vague to many of you, but I cannot help.

Answer 1

Before starting, your program is loaded into memory and includes loading code that implements functions.

As soon as the program starts working, memory allocation for functions does not occur; this is done before the program is launched by the loader of the system program.

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