deleting objects

[humble mesa]

Developers should we have to kill the object when we had used it like c or cpp?

[rotund crypt]

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Developers should we have to kill the object when we had used it like c or cpp?

No, in Java you do not have to manually "kill" objects like in C or C++. Java has automatic garbage collection which handles memory management for unused objects.

Useful links:

• Garbage Collection in Java
• Understanding Garbage Collection in Java
• Java Memory Management

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[reef solstice]

thats not a thing in java

java has a garbage collector

it automatically deletes any object that isnt used anymore

so you simply dont have to bother

[fast summit]

yeah, in C/C++ you do that manually

but in java the gc is kind and does it for you

[rotund crypt]

deleting objects

Changed the title to deleting objects.

[eternal pier]

@humble mesa if there is no pointer to an allocated block , garbage collector frees it, thats one of the major factor that makes java slower than C

also m not a mod here but please dont make multiple threads just ask all you want in one 🙏

[fast summit]

actually it is encouraged to make multiple threads

[eternal pier]

i think these questions can be termed under JAVA BASICS thats why I said so

since the person has been asking about java as a language, not the code itself.

welp, I am no expert , i may be completely wrong here.

[humble mesa]

Understand

[reef solstice]

it can also make it faster

cant really generalize it

[eternal pier]

yeah, well something for sure is that makes it a lot safer