"Unlike C++, Java does not have explicit destructors. Java has a garbage collection method to automatically manage memory by deallocating things that are no longer in use. Developers don't need to explicitly free memory, making Java memory management more straightforward."
there is a reason i dont likey intellectual sandboxes...
there is a pattern to 'convenience' ...
some ease, as 'modern' / new..
Java is one of the constructs which follow the same pattern...
a fractal which makes 'choices' look like a burden.
If 1 really has the courage to look around all the 'enterpreneurs' of java genere of soy frappe lattes of logic...
they will be $$ success for wef ways.
but in intellectual aims of an engineer - a cope out of precision.
Python on other hand is true - its lazy and convenient
and C, it has all the abstraction a good programmer needs,
when it goes to 'scale'...
a perfect balance - natural, open source.
exit(x)
a perfect analogy to an imperfect matrix.
further thoughts...
eg "recyclable bins - green whatever" kinds
it seems what goes in there - is 'handled'
the same pattern of java : keeping java intellect happy. In their sandboxed idea of world where plastics are necessary convenience and garbage collectors act as they are supposed to - magic/blackhole/authority - whatever.