C# Programming Questions and Answers

Finalize()

End()

Dispose()

Close()

There is one garbage collector per program running in memory

There is one common garbage collector for all programs

To garbage collect an object set all references to it as null

We have to specify run the garbage collector after executing VISUAL STUDIO.NET

A class can have one destructor only

Destructors cannot be inherited or overloaded

Destructors can have modifiers or parameters

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int

void

float

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Constructor

Finalize()

Destructor

End

new

free

delete

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Exception

StackUnderflow Exception

File Found Exception

Divide By zero Exception

As errors can be ignored but exceptions cannot be ignored

Exception handling allows separation of program’s logic from error handling logic making software more reliable and maintainable

try – catch – finally structure allows guaranteed cleanup in event of errors under all circumstances

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Stack Overflow

Arithmetic Overflow or underflow

Incorrect Arithmetic Expression

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finally clause is used to perform cleanup operations of closing network and database connections

a program can contain multiple finally clauses

The statement in final clause will get executed no matter whether an exception occurs or not

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