What is the difference between serial and throughput garbage collector?
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Answer / Rakesh Vishwakarma
"The Serial Garbage Collector in Java is a single-threaded garbage collector that runs on a single CPU. It has a slower garbage collection process compared to other collectors. The Throughput Garbage Collector, on the other hand, is designed for multiprocessor systems and aims to minimize pause times for application execution while maintaining a high throughput of garbage collection."
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