Core Java Programming Course- "var" Keyword

The video tutorial explains the concept of garbage collection in Java, highlighting how the garbage collector manages memory by removing unused objects to prevent memory overflow. It further discusses the introduction of a garbage collector interface in Java 10, which simplifies the process of adding, implementing, or removing garbage collectors in JDK builds, thus improving performance and code management.

What is the primary role of the garbage collector in Java?

• To compile Java code

• To manage memory by removing unused objects

• To optimize CPU usage

• To handle network connections

What happens to string objects during each iteration in a Java program?

• They are permanently stored in memory

• They are deleted immediately after use

• They are reused in the next iteration

• A new string object is created for each iteration

What issue can arise if unused objects are not cleared in a Java application?

• The application may run faster

• The JVM might run out of memory

• The application will become more secure

• The JVM will automatically update

What is the purpose of the garbage collector interface introduced in Java 10?

• To remove all garbage collectors from Java

• To make Java applications run slower

• To increase the size of the JVM

• To simplify the addition and removal of garbage collectors

How has the garbage collection functionality been improved in Java 10?

• By removing all garbage collectors

• By making it more complex

• By reducing its performance

• By introducing an interface and improving performance