android system.gc

android.system.gc() is a method in the Android platform that is used to request garbage collection of the application's memory. When this method is called, the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) will attempt to identify and reclaim any unused objects in the application's memory, freeing up memory for other purposes.

It is important to note that calling this method does not guarantee that garbage collection will immediately occur, nor does it guarantee that all unused objects will be immediately reclaimed. Garbage collection is a complex process and its operation is dependent on a number of factors, including the amount of memory in use, the size and complexity of the objects being managed, and the configuration of the system.

Therefore, it is generally recommended to avoid calling android.system.gc() directly, and instead rely on the automatic garbage collection mechanisms provided by the JVM.