Answer Posted / ponvanaraja

1.The .NET Framework's garbage collector manages the
allocation and release of memory for your application.

2. Each time you create an object, the runtime allocates
memory for the object from the managed heap.
3.The garbage collector must perform a collection in order
to free some memory. The garbage collector's optimizing
engine determines the best time to perform a collection,
based upon the allocations being made.
4.When the garbage collector performs a collection, it
checks for objects in the managed heap that are no longer
being used by the application and performs the necessary
operations to reclaim their memory.

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