A Circular dependency is a situation which can occur in programming languages wherein the definition of an object includes the object itself.
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| - A Circular dependency is a situation which can occur in programming languages wherein the definition of an object includes the object itself.
Circular dependencies are usually used to implement callback functionality in programs. However, occurrences of circular dependencies should normally be limited, since they make the resulting object-models unclear and unstructured, and are hence considered a bad programming habit. Circular dependencies will also prevent some very primitive automatic garbage collectors (those that use reference counting) from deallocating objects. (en)
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| - A Circular dependency is a situation which can occur in programming languages wherein the definition of an object includes the object itself. (en)
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