This C# Express tutorial explores how garbage collection works to clear up memory space. Watch more at
This specific tutorial is just a single movie from the chapter eleven of the C# Essential Training course presented by lynda.com author Joe Marini. The complete C# Essential Training course has a total duration of 6 hours and 44 minutes, and demonstrates how to use C# language features, compile and run code, handle exceptions, read and write files, and address common compilation issues through debugging
C# Essential Training table of contents:
Introduction
1. Getting Started with C#
2. C# Language Fundamentals
3. Program Flow
4. Variables
5. Custom Classes and Objects
6. Collections
7. More Complex Classes
8. Exceptions
9. File Management
10. Some Advanced C#
11. Garbage Collection
12. Debugging
Conclusion
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So what is the downside compared to manual memory allocation?
This felt like a 4:45 long ad about lynda.com. Next time warn viewers that the video is not a full explanation…
Thanks, very useful video
thanks dude
The video should be titled "What does the garbage collector do in C#" instead of how it works. Because you keep saying it's invisible to the developer and they don't have to worry about its implementation or how it works.
Thanks so much. The few negative comments come from self – famed people.
Anything similar for Cities Skylines? Awful memory management there
I managed to run the game in a fan-less laptop with minimum specs for the game, keeping temperatures low with the help of the parameter "-limitfps 10" and keeping CPU fixed at the lowest frequency. But now I stumbled across this "out of memory" problem, and I wanna figure out if I can downgrade the assets used by the game, because according to the developers a single road vehicle can have a few hundred polygons. For a game of such big scope as a city builder, I find this beyond reckless and unnaceptable. People with 32 GB of memory are having problems with this game, this is insane! I'm glad I didn't spend a buck upgrading hardware to play a game that crashes no matter what.
We are not stupid, what sort of explanation is this
All of windows needs a garbage collection .
no in depth info.
Thanks for your help!
thanks ))
Muchas gracias.
pretty crappy explanation
thanks!
how about this
void myMethod{
executeInOtherThread(myObject);
} //<– myObject freed by this line right
base on your explanation, while otherThread is running, the myObject already freed by end scope of myMethod. is'n it?
Super Video To understand Garbage Collector.
thanks, now I understand 😉
but how to code GC ??
man thank you so very much. your amazing. 🙂
Super
Thank you!
Pretty Impressive. Explained very clearly.