Performance Tuning · interview question
Which generation in the JVM is primarily affected by minor garbage collection events?
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Answer and explanation
Correct answer
A. Young Generation
Why
Minor garbage collection events primarily affect the Young Generation, where short-lived objects are collected. This process helps in keeping the Old Generation, which holds long-lived objects, less frequently collected.
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