C#

The C#  dispose() and finalize()  methods are used to liberate the unmanaged resources kept by an object. The dispose() method is described within the IDisposable interface, but the finalize() method is described within the class object. The primary distinction between these methods is that the dispose() method has to be explicitly invoked by the user. In contrast, the  garbage collector (GC)  invokes the finalize() method just before the object is destroyed. In this article, you will learn the difference between  dispose()  and  finalize() . But before discussing the differences, you must know about Primary dispose() and finalize() with their syntax. What is Dispose()? The  dispose() method releases any unmanaged resources owned by a class object. Unmanaged resources include files, data connections, and many others. The function dispose() is defined in the interface  IDisposeable , and the class implements it by implementing the interface ID...