One of the quickest way (I am sure there are many) to reproduce an OutOfMem exception in .NET:
1> Drag a textbox on WPF window
2> In XAML, set TextChanged event on the added text box
3> In the TextChanged event, write a line which sets a text on the same textbox which generates this event
for .e.g txtCheckException.Text = “something”;
4> Run the application and enter a keystroke in the textbox.
The event would raised again and again, and very soon (well seconds) you will get the OutOfMemory exception.
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