Java – what happens to the returned object when I call “new object()” without storing the return?
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Java
Suppose we have some code as follows (I know this is a bad practice):
try {
new myObject();
} catch {
//stuff
}
What happens to the returned object? Is it still stored on the heap? Will this throw a compile time error?
Solution
It is created and immediately eligible for garbage collection
I don't see any reason why it should throw an exception (unless, of course, the MyObject constructor throws one), it's perfectly legal syntax
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