The point of automatic memory management is that you don't think about it. In the code that you wrote, the copies will be garbage-collected fine (it's nigh on impossible to confuse Python's memory management). However, because np.
Append is not in-place, the code will create a new array in memory (containing the concatenation of a and 10 ) and then the variable a will be updated to point to this new array. Since a now no longer points to the original array, which had a refcount of 1, its refcount is decremented to 0 and it will be cleaned up automatically. You can use gc.
Collect to force a full cleanup.
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