In what situations does system load lead to resource overflow?

System overloads leading to resource exhaustion can occur in the following situations:

• Memory leaks: when an application does not release objects, leading to depletion of available memory.
• Peak loads: a sudden increase in the number of requests or operations exceeding the system's capabilities.
• Uncontrolled thread creation: too many threads running simultaneously can exhaust system resources.
• Unoptimized operations: long or resource-intensive tasks that block main threads or cause delays.
• Cyclic dependencies or infinite loops: lead to constant resource consumption.

For example, in an Android application, if new objects are created in a loop without clearing them, it can lead to an OutOfMemoryError and application crash.