java can system out result in out of memory issues -


this theoretical question .

can flood of system out on java applet , cause applet go out of memory ?

if yes easy solution remove multiple sysout spanning across multiple files ?

a single system.out.println(x) can cause out of memory error, if x.tostring() uses memory.

can flood of system out on java applet , cause applet go out of memory ?

it size of resulting string matters, not number. more messages slower, make no difference amount of free memory after full gc , counts.


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