Code for Garbage Collection

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Tutorial: Code for Garbage Collection

In this section, you will learn how to force a garbage collector to work by creating many objects.

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In this section, you will learn how to force a garbage collector to work by creating many objects.

Description of program:

The following code of program will help you in forcing the garbage collection. First of all we have created an object for the garbage collector to perform some operation. Then we have used the System.gc(); method to force the garbage collection on that object. Then we have used the System.currentTimeMillis(); method to show the time take by the garbage collector.

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