What is garbage collection in .net? Explain the garbage collection process?
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Answer / Abhinav Singh
Garbage Collection (GC) is a mechanism in .NET that automatically reclaims memory used by objects that are no longer in use. The process involves three main phases: 1) Garbage Collection (GC) - identifies and marks all live objects, 2) Rooting - finds the roots (variables still referencing these objects), and 3) Compacting - moves all live objects to free up memory for new ones.nnThe .NET garbage collector runs periodically or when memory usage exceeds a certain threshold. It's crucial for memory management in .NET applications.
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