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  • A memory leak is a type of software bug or programming error that occurs when a computer program or application fails to release memory that it has allocated but no longer needs or can reference. In other words, memory that is allocated for temporary use by a program is not properly deallocated or released when it is no longer in use, causing a gradual increase in memory consumption over time.

    Memory leaks can lead to several negative consequences:
    Increased Memory Usage
    Reduced System Performance
    Program Crashes
    Degrading User Experience
    Common causes of memory leaks include:
    Failing to deallocate memory
    Lost references
    Circular references
    Resource leaks

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