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Discussion on "The hidden .NET memory leak" | Hashnode

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Patrick Kearns

Senior .Net Engineer

Jun 14

The hidden .NET memory leak

Memory leaks in .NET do not always look like memory leaks. Most developers picture the obvious version. Something gets added to a static list. Nothing ever removes it. Memory grows forever. The proces

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