Testing code that utilizes `jmap` can be quite direct, but requires a basic understanding of Java's memory management and profiling tools. The following example demonstrates how to use `jmap` to analyze memory usage for a Java application.
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This document provides an example of how to use the `jmap` tool for testing Java applications, monitoring memory, and understanding heap usage.
// Example command to use jmap
jmap -heap
In the example above, replace `
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