.Net Doesn't offer Deterministic Distruction ?
a) True
b) False
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Answer / karna
its false.
.net offered deterministic and non detreministic
distruction.
determinstic destruction is acheived through
System.IDisposable interface Dispose() method.
As the non deterministic is finalize() method.
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Answer / sandeep soni
Its true be in MS.NET thier is not facility to destroy the
object...we can only unreference the object...
Only when the Garbage Collector is activated the Object
would be destroyed and we are never sure about the time
when the GC would get activated.
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