Agreed. But sometimes you can know what your object are doing but not want to manage them.
It's tangential, but in my experience coding in Java or any other GC enabled language doesn't mean you can completely ignore the memory management. You still have to watch for leaks, unefficiencies or anything you would have cared for if you managed memory yourself.
It's tangential, but in my experience coding in Java or any other GC enabled language doesn't mean you can completely ignore the memory management. You still have to watch for leaks, unefficiencies or anything you would have cared for if you managed memory yourself.