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With the help of `tt` (_TimeTunnel_), you can check the contexts of the methods at different times in execution history.
## Precautions
* The implementation of the tt command is to save the input parameters/return values of the function into a `Map<Integer, TimeFragment>`. The default size is 100.
* After using tt related functions, you need to manually release the memory, otherwise OOM may occur for a long time. Exiting arthas will not automatically clear tt's cache map.
## Usage
### Start Demo
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2. params may be modified
Arthas save params into an array, they are object references. The Objects may be modified by other code.