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Answer Posted / praveen saxena
Yes and No,
C# supports destructors just to provide a familiar way fo
destructing objects for C++ developers. even syntax also is
same but internally its the dicpose method that does all
the work.
Even if you declare a destructor the compiler automatically
translates a destructor into an override of the
Object.Finalize() method. In other words, the compiler
translates the following destructor:
class Class1
{
~Class1(){}
}
Into the following code:
class Class1
{
Protected override void Finalize()
{
try{..}
finally { base.Finalize();}
}
}
I guess that makes things more clear.
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