uninterning
Uninterning refers to the process of removing an object from the Java string interning mechanism, which is a memory optimization technique used to store only one copy of each unique string literal in the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). String interning is automatically enabled by default in many JVM implementations, such as HotSpot, to improve performance by avoiding redundant string storage and comparisons.
When strings are interned, identical string literals reference the same memory location, reducing memory usage and
The process of uninterning is typically done using the `String.intern()` method in a way that effectively removes
Uninterning is particularly useful in scenarios where memory consumption is critical, such as long-running applications or
While uninterning can be beneficial in specific cases, it is generally recommended to avoid overusing it, as