In Android, directly killing the application process is usually not a recommended practice, but sometimes you may need to kill the corresponding process for certain specific needs (such as debugging or managing applications).
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The Android system has its own strategy for managing processes and memory. If there is enough memory, Android will not kill any process at will; but if there is insufficient memory, the process may be killed at any time. When there is enough memory, Android will try to restore the previously killed process. For application developers, you should try to avoid relying on static variables to store important data, but should save the data to files or other persistent storage. At the same time, you also need to pay attention to the reasonable management of the application's memory usage to avoid the process being killed by the system due to problems such as memory leaks. |
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