Use of the using keyword in C #

C # You can use the using keyword to automatically clear object Resources.

# MyObject. cs

Using System;

Namespace MyProjects

{

Public class MyObject: IDisposable

{

Public MyObject ()

{

}

Public void Dispose ()

{

// Dispose

Console. WriteLine ("Disposed ");

//...

}

}

}

# Class1.cs

Using System;

Namespace MyProjects

{

Public class Class1

{

Public Class1 ()

{

}

Public static void Main (string [] args)

{

Using (MyObject myObject = new MyObject ())

{

Console. WriteLine ("quit ");

}

}

}

}

Using will automatically call the Dispose method of MyObject.

If MyObject does not implement the IDispose interface, an error occurs during compilation: The type "MyProjects. MyObject" cannot be implicitly converted to "System. IDisposable"

This writing method can replace

Try

{//...}

Catch

{}

Finnaly

{MyObject. Dispose ();}

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