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Is there a way to “clean up” objects and other variables you create? Or are they automatically disposed of or do I have this whole concept wrong? What is the proper way to go about doing this? I am trying to avoid the GC as much as possible.
The only way to cleanup in an GC language with no memory management is the GC . You can force GC but its not recommended , the GC is pretty good , to be more proactive set objects to null for the GC to clean up.
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Also try to make objects as local as possible , that way they are GCed as they scope out.