Where is a static class variable stored in .Net?

Question

.NET

I wondered where a static variable is stored in .net? But I didn't find the exact answer...
As far as I understood, they are stored in the object of the type, which means in the heap... Therefore, every time they are accessed, they are unpacked?

Answer 1

google help:
stackoverflow.com/questions/337019/hows-memory-all...

Answer 2

No, there is no unpacking. Unpacking is needed when explicitly converting an object into a value - the ldfld operation immediately receives the value.
Implementation details (where it is stored) are irrelevant in this plan.

Answer 3

The static variable is stored in 1 instance in memory, and the assembly meta data on the HDD.
Object - stores all static fields and methods (Flyweight pattern).
Instance - stores all non-static fields of the class. (otherwise it would store immutable copies of duplicate data).
On Youtube channel ITVDN, a lecture from the course "C # Basic" is available for free, take a look.