if you create an object with
Obj = ::new(),
does one has to close the Obj ?
and if so , how?
thankyou
Closing an object
- Thomas Linder Puls
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I am not sure what you mean by close?
You don't have to "close" objects, but some objects represent external resources like files, ODBC statements, graphical devices, etc and some such external resources may need to be closed or released in some ways.
By the way, you cannot create objects with ::new, you either have to write a class name in front of '::' or remove '::' to mean the class in which you are inside.
You don't have to "close" objects, but some objects represent external resources like files, ODBC statements, graphical devices, etc and some such external resources may need to be closed or released in some ways.
By the way, you cannot create objects with ::new, you either have to write a class name in front of '::' or remove '::' to mean the class in which you are inside.
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