<ul><li>Managing memory in C# and.NET can be challenging, but the Common Language Runtime (CLR) helps developers navigate the process.</li><li>There are two main types of memory in C#: stack and heap. Stack is used for value types and object references, while heap holds objects and dynamic allocations.</li><li>The Garbage Collector (GC) is responsible for managing the heap, automatically reclaiming unused memory. It's like an invisible janitor.</li><li>The GC in C# and.NET offers flexibility in memory management, making it easier for developers most of the time.</li></ul>

Demystifying Memory Management in C# and.NET

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