Why aren't Java objects deleted immediately after they are no longer referenced? – softwareengineering.stackexchange.com

In Java, as soon as an object no longer has any references, it becomes eligible for deletion, but the JVM decides when the object is actually deleted. To use Objective-C terminology, all Java ...

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