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Garbage Collection
Minal Maniar

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 Automatic garbage collection
 The process of looking at heap memory,
identifying which objects are in use and
which are not, and deleting the unused
objects.
 Depending upon heap size , can take plenty
of time

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 Step1: Marking

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 Step 2: Normal Deletion

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 Step 3: Deletion with Compacting

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 JVM Generations

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 The developer may choose among several
garbage collector algorithms
 STW Phase
 Available Collectors
 Serial Collector
 Parallel Collector
 Concurrent Mark Sweep
(CMS) Collector
 Garbage First G1 Collector
(G1GC)
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 What new features added in Java8 G1GC?
 String deduplication.
 Removing the permanent gen part of the heap
 What is changing in Java9? What is staying?
 OpenJDK 8 has several Garbage Collector
algorithms, such as Parallel GC, CMS and G1
 Default one is Parallel GC
 G1 to be the default garbage collector in Java 9
 Google uses a modified CMS Collector

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serial-vs-parallel-vs-cms-vs-the-g1-and-
whats-new-in-java-8/
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 Introduction to Java Programming,
Comprehensive Version (10th Edition), Y. Daniel
Liang

Class Objects and
Methods
Minal Maniar

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 Instance variables belong to the instances
and have memory storage independent of
one another.
 Static variables are shared by all the
instances of the same class.
 Refer CircleWithStatic.java for reference

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It is a common design error
to define an instance
method that should have
been defined as static.
For example, the method
factorial(int n) should be
defined as static,
because it is independent
of any specific instance.

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 So what are the advantages of static blocks?
 If you’re loading drivers and other items into the namespace.
For ex: Class class has a static block where it registers the natives.
 If you need to do computation in order to initialize your static
variables, you can declare a static block which gets executed exactly
once, when the class is first loaded.
 Security related issues or logging related tasks
 Limitations for static blocks
 There is a limitation of JVM that a static initializer block should not
exceed 64K.
 You cannot use this keyword since there is no instance.
 You shouldn’t try to access super since there is no such a thing for
static blocks.
 You should not return anything from this block.
 Static blocks make testing a nightmare.

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public class Test {
public static void main(String[] args) {
CircleWithPrivateData c = new CircleWithPrivateData(5.0);
printCircle(c);
}
public static void printCircle(CircleWithPrivateData c1) {
System.out.println("The area of the circle of radius "
+ c1.getRadius() + " is " + c1.getArea());
}
}

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 An inner class, or nested class, is a class defined within the
scope of another class.
 Inner classes are useful for defining handler classes.
public class My_class {
public static void main(String
args[]) {
// Instantiating the outer class
Outer_Demo o = new
Outer_Demo();
// Accessing the display_Inner()
method
o.display_Inner();
}
}
class Outer_Demo {
int num;
private class Inner_Demo {
public void print() {
System.out.println("This is an inner
class");
}
}
// Accessing he inner class
void display_Inner() {
Inner_Demo inner = new Inner_Demo();
inner.print();
}
}

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 To combine dependent classes into a primary
class. This reduces the number of source
files. It also makes class files easy to
organize since they are all named with the
primary class as the prefix.
For example, rather than creating the two source
files Test.java and A.java as shown, you can merge
class A into class Test and create just one source
file, Test.java
The resulting class files are Test.class and
Test$A.class.
 Another practical use of inner classes is to avoid
class-naming conflicts.

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 An inner class is compiled into a
class named
OuterClassName$InnerClassName
class. For example, the inner class
A in Test is compiled into
Test$A.class
 An inner class can reference the
data and the methods defined in
the outer class in which it nests, so
you need not pass the reference of
an object of the outer class to the
constructor of the inner class. For
this reason, inner classes can make
programs simple and concise.
 An inner class can be defined with
a visibility modifier subject to the
same visibility rules applied to a
member of the class.
 An inner class can be defined as
static. A static inner class can be
accessed using the outer class
name. A static inner class cannot
access nonstatic members of the
outer class.
 Objects of an inner class are often
created in the outer class. But you
can also create an object of an
inner class from another class. If
the inner class is nonstatic, you
must first create an instance of the
outer class, then use the following
syntax to create an object for the
inner class:
OuterClass.InnerClass innerObject
= outerObject.new InnerClass();
 If the inner class is static, use the
following syntax to create an
object for it OuterClass.InnerClass
innerObject = new
OuterClass.InnerClass();

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class-block-methods-variables/
 Introduction to Java Programming,
Comprehensive Version (10th Edition), Y. Daniel
Liang

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