Answer Posted / hitout
There are different cases to this
1) If the memory is allocated in stack, delete this should
not be called since it calls destructor twice.
2) delete this can be called in all functions except
destructor if the memory is allocated on heap(ie if new
operator is used and the object is not explicitly deleted).
3) Delete this in destructor will always cause an infinite loop.
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