When you use an uninitialised variable, for example.
Garbage data in C, or in any programming language, occurs when a variable is read without having been initialized first.
Fix your program.
garbage collection can typically occur when ever. it all just depends on the state or city you're in. it mostly occurs on Thursdays,Mondays,Tuesdays,and even Fridays.
No. It's garbage.
None. he is garbage
With return without value, or by dropping off the last statement in the function.
Nothing... he is garbage
computer is garbage value
None it is junk. throw it in the garbage!
None. If you don't initialize them, you find garbage in them.
Memory leaks do not occur in Java as the garbage collector clears the memory which has no references.
Dangling references and garbage, otherwise known as memory leaks, can occur in the same application and programming language. These symptoms are evidence of sloppy memory management by the programmer.Dangling references and garbage collection cannot normally occur at the same time, as the garbage collector is not supposed to discard an item so long as there are still any references to it. Therefore, a reference can never "dangle" (i.e. refer to a no longer existing item).