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Description: The JVM Heap (Java Virtual Machine) is the runtime data area where memory is allocated for all class instances and arrays. This memory region is fundamental for the operation of Java applications, as it allows for the dynamic creation and management of objects during program execution. The Heap is divided into several areas, including […]