What consequences can arise from mass object creation in a program?

Mass object creation in a program can lead to the following consequences:

• High memory consumption: a large number of objects occupy a lot of RAM, which can lead to its exhaustion.
• Increased load on the garbage collector (GC): frequent creation and deletion of objects cause the GC to work more intensively, which can lead to pauses and reduce performance.
• Loss of performance: due to the costs of memory allocation and garbage collection, the program may run slower.

To minimize these problems, the following are used:

• Object pools or reusing objects.
• Algorithm optimization to reduce the number of created objects.
• Using primitive types instead of objects when possible.