After creating the StreamReader object, you declare a variable to store the object in the computer's internal memory.

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When you create a StreamReader object, you typically declare and instantiate it in one step, which automatically stores the reference to the object in the variable you declare. There's no separate step required to store the object in memory; it's handled by the .NET runtime when the object is instantiated.

After Creating the StreamReader Object, You Declare a Variable to Store