Memory Management in .NET / C# Explained - Dev Level Up Series

In this series, I put together small, bite sized chunks of information that you don't necessarily need to be at your computer to learn from (which is rare in programming). I feel like many of the tips in this series are ones that a lot of devs don't pick up along the way, and as such are missing some information that, well, could level up their dev skills. I'd love to hear what other topics you think developers often miss on their learning journey, so please leave a comment below letting me know!


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In this video, I talk through how memory management works in the .net world. This includes an overview of the C# stack, the heap, and how objects are stored in them. I also discuss the C# / .net garbage collector, as well as the small-object heap vs the large-object heap.

🕘Timestamps:
00:00 - Video Start
00:07 - The Stack and how it works in C#
00:35 - Reference types in C# on the stack
01:10 - How the stack clears memory related to methods
01:24 - How the Heap works in C# / .net
01:58 - How the garbage collector works in C# / .net
02:20 - How small and large object heap works in C# / .net




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