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Close memory leaks

I'm interested in the possibility of a memory leak (unnecessary link) memory leak in garbage collection

caused by variables in closed storage (possibly as part of an object system or as part of construction activities based on input for subsequent evaluation).

Are there any languages ​​where such things are somewhat common? If so, which patterns should be monitored in these languages ​​to prevent this?

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As long as the link is referenced, fixed variables will be saved. As a result, you need to be careful where you create links to these closures.

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