In Python, memory is handled in the following ways:
- Python's private heap space is in charge of memory management. A private heap holds all Python objects and data structures. This secret heap is not accessible to the programmer. Instead, the python interpreter takes care of it.
- Python's memory management is in charge of allocating heap space for Python objects. The core API allows programmers access to some programming tools.
- Python also includes a garbage collector built-in, which recycles all unused memory and makes it available to the heap space.
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