Node.js - Debugging and ProfilingWhy do circular references between objects cause memory leaks in Node.js?ABecause circular references cause syntax errorsBBecause circular references increase CPU usageCBecause Node.js does not support objects referencing each otherDBecause garbage collector cannot free objects referencing each otherCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand circular referencesObjects referencing each other create cycles that can prevent garbage collection.Step 2: Effect on garbage collectorGC may not free objects in cycles if not designed to detect them, causing leaks.Final Answer:Because garbage collector cannot free objects referencing each other -> Option DQuick Check:Circular refs block GC = memory leaks [OK]Quick Trick: Avoid circular references to help GC free memory [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing CPU usage with memory leaksThinking Node.js disallows object referencesAssuming circular refs cause syntax errors
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