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A retain cycle is a situation in reference-counted memory management when two (or sometimes more) objects have strong references to each other. Normally, objects are destroyed when their reference count reaches zero, and the references they hold are released at that time. In a cycle, each object keeps the other alive, and neither will be destroyed unless the cycle is deliberately broken.
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