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Garbage Collection (GC) in Java will relieve you from the
mundane duties of allocating, tracking, and freeing the
heap memory. Indeed, the promise has been delivered, so it
is reasonable -- and to quite an extent correct -- for you
to conclude that there will be no memory leaks in your Java
program. However, the catch is that GC can take care of
only typical heap management problems.
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