Destructors in C#

We have seen that constructors allow you to specify actions that must take place whenever an instance of a class is created. Conversely, destructors are called before an object is destroyed by the garbage collector. Given this behavior, a destructor would initially seem like a great place to put code to free unmanaged resources and perform a general cleanup. Unfortunately, things are not so straightforward.

Syntax for a destructor:

   class MyClass

   {      

        ~mMyClass()

        {

            //implemention

        }

      

    }