Where inside the method is an int type variable stored?

An int type variable declared inside a method in Java is stored in the call stack (stack). Each method call creates its own stack frame, where local variables, including primitive types like int, are placed.

This means that such a variable exists only during the execution of the method and is automatically removed after exiting the method. Unlike objects, which are stored in the heap, primitive local variables are located in the stack for quick access and memory management.