Things you Need To Know About Memory Management In Java Untitled part

Memory management in Java refers to allocating and deallocating memory to java objects which reside in areas called Stack and Heap. Java has an automatic memory management system known as Garbage Collector. This article presents you with some concepts of Java Memory management, working of Garbage Collector and JVM.
Memory management in Java is the process of allocating working memory space to new objects and properly removing unreferenced objects to create space for those new object allocations. Generally, developers don't have to deal with memory handling in java directly because the Garbage Collector has the duty of memory allocation handling and it runs automatically.
As we already know java itself manages the memory and no special intervention of programmers is needed. Garbage Collector has the role of clearing the objects that are no longer used by the application from the working memory (RAM).
Then why do programmers need to learn about automatic memory management in java? Though it is said to be automatic, the Garbage Collector doesn't guarantee everything. Most probably you will end