Lecture

Memory Management: Allocation and Deallocation

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Description

This lecture covers memory management in programming, focusing on the allocation and deallocation of memory blocks. Topics include explicit and implicit deallocation, garbage collection techniques like reference counting and mark & sweep, memory fragmentation issues, and the implementation details of memory managers. The lecture also discusses the challenges of cyclic structures in memory management and the trade-offs between different garbage collection strategies.

Instructor

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