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Description: Garbage collection in Java is a fundamental process in memory management that automatically identifies and removes objects that are no longer needed in applications. This mechanism allows for the release of memory occupied by objects that have no active references, thus preventing memory leaks and optimizing resource usage. Garbage collection operates in the background, […]