Garbage Collection is a technique that manages memory automatically. In C and C++ we need to cleanup the heap memory explicitly using a free function of C and delete operator of C++. In Dotnet, The Common Language Runtime (CLR) requires that you create objects in the managed heap, but you do not have to bother with cleaning up the memory once the object goes out of the scope or is no longer needed.
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