Node.js - Debugging and ProfilingWhich of the following is a common cause of memory leaks in Node.js applications?AKeeping references to objects that are no longer neededBUsing asynchronous functionsCWriting synchronous codeDUsing the latest Node.js versionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand what causes memory leaksMemory leaks happen when your program holds onto data it no longer needs, preventing the system from freeing memory.Step 2: Identify the correct cause among optionsKeeping references to unused objects prevents garbage collection, causing leaks. Other options do not inherently cause leaks.Final Answer:Keeping references to objects that are no longer needed -> Option AQuick Check:Memory leaks = unused references [OK]Quick Trick: Memory leaks happen when unused data is still referenced [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking async code always causes leaksConfusing synchronous code with leaksAssuming Node.js version causes leaks
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