Answer Posted / vijay

there r 3 generations. they r gen0,gen1,gen2.when objects r
created and buffer is full then garbage collector is called
and the unnecessary objects r removed based on the
priority.this is first generation ie.,gen0.now new objects
will be created.this generation is called gen1.when this is
also full then the unnecessary will be collected and cleaned.
and when new objects come then old objects will be placed in
gen0 and new objects will be kept in gen1.in this way
process continues and when gen2 also filled completely then
gen0 will be cleaned completely.

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