Understanding Python Memory and Garbage Collection Through Hands-On Experiments
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Python's memory management relies on reference counting and garbage collection. The language automatically tracks object references and deletes them when no longer needed. Cyclic references are handled by a garbage collector, which can be manually triggered using the gc module. Understanding these mechanisms helps optimize code and manage resources efficiently.
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