Why isn't all the memory de-allocated when Python exits?
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Answer / nashiinformaticssolutions
Certain Python modules are not always released or deallocated when Python terminates, particularly those that include circular references to other objects or objects referenced from global namespaces.
Python's effective cleanup mechanism would attempt to de-allocate/destroy all other objects upon termination.
De-allocating the RAM that the C library has reserved is difficult.
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Answer / glibwaresoftsolutions
Certain Python modules are not always released or deallocated when Python terminates, particularly those that include circular references to other objects or objects referenced from global namespaces.
Python's effective cleanup mechanism would attempt to de-allocate/destroy all other objects upon termination.
De-allocating the RAM that the C library has reserved is difficult.
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Certain Python modules are not always released or deallocated when Python terminates, particularly those that include circular references to other objects or objects referenced from global namespaces.
Python's effective cleanup mechanism would attempt to de-allocate/destroy all other objects upon termination.
De-allocating the RAM that the C library has reserved is difficult.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
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