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What Is Garbage Collection In Java?
1.
What Is Garbage Collection In Java?
Answer»
Garbage
COLLECTION
is an automatic memory
MANAGEMENT
feature.
The process of destroying unreferenced objects is called Garbage Collection.
Once object is unreferenced it is considered as unused object,
HENCE
JVM
automatically destroys that object.
In java developers
RESPONSIBILITY
is only to creating objects and unreferencing those objects after usage.
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