Core Java With OCJP/SCJP: Garbage collection Part-1 || Introduction

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[nanananou]

king of java, perfect, don't find words...

[afifkhaja]

Durga, thank you! Your method of explaining is entertaining so it is easy to remember the concepts in the long term

[rastemmilengephirchltechlte]

I laughed so much Sir at 12:32 "Mobile is Switched off "

[ArjunSingh-lyfs]

I think one video is not there between finalization part1 and part2 even numbering is correct but there should be one more video which should cover exception with GC.

[mirabhi]

very nice, but very lengthy series and please gives sides insted of dectetion of notes

[jvsnyc]

To be fair, C++ has been moving hard towards deterministic, non-garbage collected memory management for over a decade now, but yeah, there are a lot of memory leaks (and worse) out there in existing C and C++ code for sure. Also, when running 64-bit, what will tend to happen is the process size will become absolutely enormous, and there will be a huge amount of swapping, rather than a hard cut "out-of-memory" error. Still, it is a lot of headache one leaves behind for the cozy laid-back world of garbage collection, if one doesn't take it for granted and overwork the garbage collector needlessly.