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    <title>System programming: stack and heap</title>
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    <a href="#intro" class="header-mark"></a>Intro</h2><p>If you&rsquo;ve been using dynamic languages like Python, JavaScript, etc., you probably won&rsquo;t notice the difference between stack and heap. Because these languages have garbage collectors (GCs) that will automatically manage memory for you, you just need to program at a high level without considering the details. The bad news is that GC is not a cost-free design. No matter how well-designed a GC algorithm is, the performance of the code will be degraded to some extent. If you have been in programming for a long time, you may have heard something like &ldquo;the recursion explodes the stack&rdquo;. You may or may not click on the search engine to understand the difference between stack and heap. Chances are you just clicked into this article :)</p>]]></description>
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