Answer Posted / vaidyanathan
By Dispose() method the object is marked for garbage
collection. But user can define a Dispose() method
identified by GC, only when the user implements the
IDisposable interface in the class. Once the dispose()
marks the object for deletion, the garbage collector, in
its subsequent collection cycle, collects the objects by
calling the respective Finalize() methods. So there is no
need for the user to write the Finalize() method. This is
the normal Process of Garbage collection.
At extreme cases user can force the garbage collection at a
specific time by calling GC.Collect() method. This should
be followed by GC.SuppressFinalize() method call to avoid
GC from calling Finalize() method on the same object once
again.
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