👉 In programming, a "bashment" is a type of memory leak that occurs when a method or class is called multiple times in a single program, causing the system to allocate memory for each call. This can lead to performance issues and resource exhaustion if not handled properly. A common way to prevent bashments is by implementing proper synchronization and locking mechanisms such as locks or semaphores. Additionally, it's important to ensure that any modifications to the class are made in a consistent manner throughout the program
