What is memory leak?

Memory leak explained in very easy to understand way.

[preciousjose]

This cannot be explained any more clearer. Excellent video.

[kmcgaughmohr]

Thanks for the explanation; saved me a lot of time. An entire 2 hour lecture on this wasted. The teacher could've just explained it short and sweet like this. You're a life saver. Keep up the good work!

[skkkks]

Surprises are everywhere, last weeks I had an interview after one year.so the question was the same..what is memory leak.and What is Pointer..I was good about their main task their platform, but knocked down by this question.Thanks to touch the point.It really worth to know.Great job...

[premtiwari]

❤️❤️i love your chennal .. sir you are doing so good work .. i love it .. thanks you sir for helping students and teaching us of free of cost ...

[HopperNation]

Thank you so much!!! So easy to understand now! Very good explanation!!

[xulustore]

hahaha luv it <3
your way of teaching .. just amazing <3

[TheImaginativeSachin]

Thank you the tap example was awesome.

[amruthas]

Thank u sir for making the concept so clear..

[vipinsachan]

once the process ends, the all the acquired memory is returned...please correct it at 2:20

[Mac-ewgv]

This was a very good video! Thanks for making it!

[hirick]

Thanks bro i appreciate your explaining

[Mastavalons]

There a lot of profilers for complex application for auto memory leak detection - Valgrind, Deleaker, Visual Leak Detector or smart pointers - also good choice :)

[vincentst-gelais]

best intro i've seen. I'm subscribing for sure

[datguy]

So if i transfer this idea to a videogame: is it

a) the game still blocks RAM after i close it

Or

b) the game blocks memory while its running, so secondary tasks get slowed down?

Or c) something else?

[benzflynn]

But doesn't Java and other modern languages have a garbage collector that frees up memory from variables that are no longer in use ? if we still have to write statements like
*delete this.var;*
then why have a garbage collector ?

[OrmandFamily-hszy]

All memory in a program is deallocated after it is terminated.

[karmaindustrie]

when will the memory be free again? After windows restart?

[rezz]

so they're stuck in the ram >:D

[prab]

Not convincing, probably might have to learn further and come back

[pannihto]

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