Difference between dispose and finallize method?
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Answer / Rohit Kandulna
Dispose() is a virtual method that should be implemented by objects to free unmanaged resources they hold, such as file handles or database connections. Dispose() can be called explicitly by the developer at any time. Finalize() is an overridable destructor method in C# that gets called automatically by the garbage collector when the object is about to be destroyed. Its primary purpose is to clean up unmanaged resources that cannot be released through Dispose(). The difference between them lies in when and how they get called: Dispose() can be called at any time, while Finalize() only gets called by the garbage collector during garbage collection.
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