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Automatic Memory Management and Garbage Collection


Posted Date: 29 May 2008    Resource Type: Tips    Category: Web Development
Author: VijayKumar Reddy MMember Level: Gold    
Rating: Points: 10



Automatic memory management and garbage collection are two important features of C#. With C#, you don’t need to allocate memory or release it. The garbage collection feature ensures that unused references are deleted and cleaned up in memory. You use the new operator to create type object, but you never need to call a delete operator to destroy the object. If the garbage collector finds any unreferenced object hanging around in memory, it removes it for you. Although you can’t call delete directly on an object, you have way to get garbage collector to destroy objects.



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Author: Kumar Velu    30 May 2008Member Level: Diamond   Points : 2
thanks...


Author: Aditi    30 May 2008Member Level: Bronze   Points : 2
"nice stuff "


Author: Aditi    30 May 2008Member Level: Bronze   Points : 2
"nice stuff "


Author: madhavi    10 Jun 2008Member Level: Bronze   Points : 0
good one


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