What is Dispose method in .NET ?

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / nitin kumar tomar

Dispose method is used to release unmanaged resources when
unmanaged resources are no longer in use and referenced and
is manually called by the programmer

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / praveen kumar

Dispose method is used to free used resources when
it no longer in use. Programmers should keep in mind at
the time of codeing for best memory management.

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / sanath

Dispose method is used to release unmanaged resources when
unmanaged resources are no longer in use.And Programmers
should keep in mind at
the time of codeing(using dispose method) for best memory
management.

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / rajesh rajput

Is's a member of Idisposable interface provided by .net
framework.A class which implements this interface must
implement dispose(). that is responsible to remove
unmanaged resources from managed heap.

In this case, Garbage collector does not do anything as we
programmers handle the process of disposing the unmanaged
objects like DB objects etc.We should not infer that
garbage collector removes the objects which are no longer
in use in context of dispose only.

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / siri

Use this method to release unmanaged resources i.e.,freeing
resources held by an object, or preparing an object for
reuse and if base class implements Idisposable,Objects must
also call the Dispose method of their base class.

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / prashant patil

A type's Dispose method should release all the resources
that it owns. It should also release all resources owned by
its base types by calling its parent type's Dispose method.
The parent type's Dispose method should release all
resources that it owns and in turn call its parent type's
Dispose method, propagating this pattern through the
hierarchy of base types.

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / manoj kumar

Dispose() method permanently removes any resource ((un)managed) from memory for cleanup and the resource no longer exists for any further processing.

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / sudhir sheoran

There are two ways to release the unmanaged resources.
1) Finalize:- Managed/ called by CLR
2) Dispose:- Called by the programmer.

Dispose uses IDisposable interface and suppresses the finalize
method,when called by the programmer.
If programmer forgets to implement dispose method
finalize get invoked and unmanaged resources are freed.

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What is Dispose method in .NET ?..

Answer / neerajtyagi

Whenever you want to release unusable resources used by
your class automatically , you should implement IDisposable
interface in your class.

Implementing IDisposable will provide you Dispose method in
subclass, where you can code your own to release unused
resources.

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