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hi and welcome back to my channel let's talk about avoiding large object heaping.net so you know the stack memory you know the heat memory heap is where the objects and arrows are stored and if is two part there's a small object heap and large objective and two.net standards any object that is larger than 85 kilobyte is considered a large object and will be stored in large object heap there is a lot that goes into cleaning up and managing the heap memory but basically a small object hip is kind of like a stack memory you have a next object pointer and that points to the next empty space in the heat memory a small objective memory is arranged so if you remove any of these objects from your application it will run a clean up and stack everything together and you always have a clear empty space and a clear allocated space in small object heap large objects are stored in large object heap and as you can see these are scattered they are not arranged or ordered in any way and when you introduce any new objects to this part of the memory that that will only look for the first empty space that could fit the required memory and will not move around these objects because these objects are so big they are like elephants [Music] in by garbage collection standards and checking them moving them around takes time and burned cpu cycles so net we leave them anywhere they are and won't touch them garbage collection has three generations gen zero is for short-lived objects gen one is for medium leaf objects and gen two is for long-lived objects and any object that is being stored in large object heap will be a long-lived object and to clean that up you need a full gz or a gen 2 garbage collection so if you are constantly introducing new large objects you are forcing.net to run gen2 mod garbage collection a lot more frequently and that will result in a reduce of performance and could make your application to lag pause or even crash so you want to avoid allocating memory into large object heap but for different scenarios you need to find different solutions i have a demo application here for copying some files from one folder to another for the first method i am just i'm going to read all boils and write all bytes and i'm going to run a profiler on this application and see how it works so i have some fake photos that i use for testing and these photos are all artificially generated faces and the size of these files are usually more than 85 kilobytes the number that we talked about earlier and so when we are reading all the points we are introducing an object or an ri that is larger than 85 kilobytes and in this data object will be allocated in large objective...