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Garbage Collection in Java | Types of Garbage Collectors in JAVA | Part Two
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Garbage Collectors are a part of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and help you maintain free memory in your system for running Java applications.
In the previous part, we learned about Garbage Collection in Java and how it works internally.
Garbage collection makes Java memory-efficient because it removes the unreferenced objects from heap memory and makes free space for new objects.
The Java Virtual Machine has 8 types of garbage collectors.
It makes your code simple. You don’t have to worry about proper memory assignment and release cycles. You just stop using an object in your code, and the memory it is using will be automatically reclaimed at some point.
Programmers working in languages without garbage collection (like C and C++) must implement manual memory management in their code.
For scenarios in which the garbage collector is negatively impacting performance, Java offers many options for tuning the garbage collector to improve its efficiency.
In this video, I'll talk about the different types of garbage collectors in Java.
The following topics are covered in this video:
1. What are different types of Garbage Collectors
2. How to select the right Garbage Collector
3. Benefits of Garbage Collection
4. Garbage Collection Best Practices
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In the previous part, we learned about Garbage Collection in Java and how it works internally.
Garbage collection makes Java memory-efficient because it removes the unreferenced objects from heap memory and makes free space for new objects.
The Java Virtual Machine has 8 types of garbage collectors.
It makes your code simple. You don’t have to worry about proper memory assignment and release cycles. You just stop using an object in your code, and the memory it is using will be automatically reclaimed at some point.
Programmers working in languages without garbage collection (like C and C++) must implement manual memory management in their code.
For scenarios in which the garbage collector is negatively impacting performance, Java offers many options for tuning the garbage collector to improve its efficiency.
In this video, I'll talk about the different types of garbage collectors in Java.
The following topics are covered in this video:
1. What are different types of Garbage Collectors
2. How to select the right Garbage Collector
3. Benefits of Garbage Collection
4. Garbage Collection Best Practices
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If you liked this video, please hit the like button and subscribe to my channel. Don't forget to press the bell icon to receive notifications about my future videos.
If you have any queries or feedback, please mention it in the comments. You can also reach out to me on the following handles:
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Track: Lost Sky - Fearless pt.II (feat. Chris Linton) [NCS Release]
Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds.
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