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##Java 101 bytes class A{public void finalize(){new A();new A();}public static void main(String[]a){for(new A();;);}}

Java 101 bytes

class A{public void finalize(){new A();new A();}public static void main(String[]a){for(new A();;);}}

Catching main Program in a endless Loop after creating and throwing away a object. Garbage collection does the job of leaking by creating 2 objects for each deleted ones

##Java 101 bytes class A{public void finalize(){new A();new A();}public static void main(String[]a){for(new A();;);}}

Catching main Program in a endless Loop after creating and throwing away a object. Garbage collection does the job of leaking by creating 2 objects for each deleted ones

Java 101 bytes

class A{public void finalize(){new A();new A();}public static void main(String[]a){for(new A();;);}}

Catching main Program in a endless Loop after creating and throwing away a object. Garbage collection does the job of leaking by creating 2 objects for each deleted ones

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##Java 101 bytes class A{public void finalize(){new A();new A();}public static void main(String[]a){for(new A();;);}}

Catching main Program in a endless Loop after creating and throwing away a object. Garbage collection does the job of leaking by creating 2 objects for each deleted ones