C # Dispose () -completion

Question

When i call object.Dispose(); Will the CLR immediately destroy an object from memory or mark an object to delete the next loop in it ?.

We call GC.SuppressFinalize()immediately after Dispose () whether this means: "Do not collect the object again for deletion because it has already been sent to the folder."

In fact, which generation is responsible for the destruction, I think generation 2.

Answer 1

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GC will clear the memory usage, IDisposable.Disposeused for deterministic free resources such as file descriptors, database connections, network connections, etc.

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Answer 4

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This does not include objects of generation 0 with complex finalizers, since the finalists are launched in a separate thread and, after their completion, are assembled in the usual way. They do not get a promotion.

Collecting a Generation 2 object can take a very long time, since the GC may only need to collect Generation 0 objects to free up enough free space on the heap. To force a call to the full collection of GC.Collect ().