How Jvm Can Destroy Unreferenced Object?

1.	How Jvm Can Destroy Unreferenced Object?
Answer» JVM internally uses a daemon thread called "GARBAGE collector" to destroy all unreferenced objects. A daemon thread is a service thread. Garbage Collector thread is called daemon thread because it PROVIDES SERVICES to JVM to destroy unreferenced objects. This thread is low priority thread. Since it is a low priority thread we can not GUARANTEE this execution.

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JVM internally uses a daemon thread called "GARBAGE collector" to destroy all unreferenced objects.
A daemon thread is a service thread. Garbage Collector thread is called daemon thread because it PROVIDES SERVICES to JVM to destroy unreferenced objects.
This thread is low priority thread. Since it is a low priority thread we can not GUARANTEE this execution.

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