Question
How does the concept “garbage collector” affect a program’s scalability?(1 point)
Responses
The concept of scalability is itself invalid.
The concept of scalability is itself invalid.
Memory management does not impact scalability.
Memory management does not impact scalability.
A good garbage collector frees up more memory so programs can transition effortlessly into other platforms.
A good garbage collector frees up more memory so programs can transition effortlessly into other platforms.
The “garbage collector” (or memory management) idea is not a valid concept.
Responses
The concept of scalability is itself invalid.
The concept of scalability is itself invalid.
Memory management does not impact scalability.
Memory management does not impact scalability.
A good garbage collector frees up more memory so programs can transition effortlessly into other platforms.
A good garbage collector frees up more memory so programs can transition effortlessly into other platforms.
The “garbage collector” (or memory management) idea is not a valid concept.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The best response to how the concept of "garbage collector" affects a program's scalability is:
**A good garbage collector frees up more memory so programs can transition effortlessly into other platforms.**
A well-implemented garbage collector can help manage memory usage effectively, reducing the likelihood of memory leaks and fragmentation, which in turn can improve a program's performance and scalability as it handles larger datasets and more users without exhausting available memory resources.
**A good garbage collector frees up more memory so programs can transition effortlessly into other platforms.**
A well-implemented garbage collector can help manage memory usage effectively, reducing the likelihood of memory leaks and fragmentation, which in turn can improve a program's performance and scalability as it handles larger datasets and more users without exhausting available memory resources.