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What is the use of finalize and dispose eventhough garbage
collector is working?
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Answer / chinmay shah
We can perform finalize opertaion Immediately after
completing the work and same with dispose also while in
case of garbage collector it will dispose the object, until
it feels they are not in use.
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Answer / bharani
Finalize method is actually a the destructor for the
mananged objects, but if you want to destruct an unmanaged
object dispose method allows the programmer to make
explicit calls such as destroywindow to the destruct the
unmanaged object.
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Answer / chaitanya
It is advisable not to use the finalize and Dispose
methods,because garbage collector takes Care of the objects
that Should be Disposed.We should use Finalise and Dispose
methods when working with resources in the network or
working with the unmanaged code.
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