What is the difference between these statements
obj=null and obj.dispose()
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Answer Posted / pushparaj pentakota
obj=null is remove the reference to object only but that
object will be existed but obj.dispose() is clear the
reference and as well as clear the object also from the
memory.so obj.dispose() is best to use but in some cases not.
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