The JVM periodically performs this process to remove unreferenced objects from memory.
A) memory shuffling
B) system restore
C) garbage collection
D) memory sweeping

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Garbage collection is the process by which the JVM identifies and removes unreferenced objects from memory. This prevents memory leaks and improves the application's performance. Memory shuffling, system restore, and memory sweeping are not processes related to garbage collection.

The JVM Periodically Performs This Process to Remove Unreferenced Objects