The Java Virtual Machine heap is the area of memory used by the Java Virtual Machine for dynamic memory allocation. The heap is split up into "generations": The Young generation store short-lived Objects that are created and immediately Garbage collected. Objects that persist longer are moved to the Old generation (also called Tenured generation). The Permanent Generation is used for class definitions.
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- The Java Virtual Machine heap is the area of memory used by the Java Virtual Machine for dynamic memory allocation. The heap is split up into "generations": The Young generation store short-lived Objects that are created and immediately Garbage collected. Objects that persist longer are moved to the Old generation (also called Tenured generation). The Permanent Generation is used for class definitions.
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- The Java Virtual Machine heap is the area of memory used by the Java Virtual Machine for dynamic memory allocation. The heap is split up into "generations": The Young generation store short-lived Objects that are created and immediately Garbage collected. Objects that persist longer are moved to the Old generation (also called Tenured generation). The Permanent Generation is used for class definitions.
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