Answer / prashanth s

Actually the freeing of the memory is done by the CLR
automatically by calling the garbage collection routine.
But the declared objects by the user can be deallocated
manually by using dispose function in the class by
implementing IDisposable interface in the object class.
Otherwise it can also be done by implementing a destructor
in the class, as the destructor defined will help
deallocating the object allocation after the usage of the
object gets over, i.e the object is not used anywhere else
in the program.

Answer / geetanjali

by desructor or globilization

Answer / mayur teli

We can also use Using statement
when we use it, there is no need to explicitly dispose the object. Using statement take care of it.

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