Why use “using” in c#?
Answer / Shashank Saurabh
The 'using' keyword in C# is used to ensure that disposable objects, such as those implementing the IDisposable interface, are properly disposed of after they are no longer needed. This helps to prevent memory leaks and other resource-related issues.
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