Can creating new object without object reference cause OutOfMemoryException

Question

I am getting OutOfMemoryException in my application. After looking at the logs and doing some analysis I think creating a new object and not attaching it to a reference is causing the issue.
The simplified code is as below:
void valuate(int tradeNum){
new CaptureTrade().process(tradeNum); //1
Will the above code called n number of times cause OutOfMemoryException?
Should I use something like this instead:
void valuate(int tradeNum){
CaptureTrade ct = new CaptureTrade();
ct.process(tradeNum); //2
Can the first program cause OutOfMemoryException which can be rectified using the second piece of code?

Answer 1

ashay wrote:
I am getting OutOfMemoryException in my application. After looking at the logs and doing some analysis I think creating a new object and not attaching it to a reference is causing the issue.
The simplified code is as below:
void valuate(int tradeNum){
new CaptureTrade().process(tradeNum); //1
Will the above code called n number of times cause OutOfMemoryException?
Should I use something like this instead:
void valuate(int tradeNum){
CaptureTrade ct = new CaptureTrade();
ct.process(tradeNum); //2
Can the first program cause OutOfMemoryException which can be rectified using the second piece of code?What happened when you tried it?