Destructor Statement
Identifies the code to run when an instance of a class is destroyed.
Syntax
Destructor
[ statements ]
End [ Destructor ]
Parts
statements- Optional statements.
End- Completes the statement.
You can also use
End Destructor. - You can change the syntax of this part. See @Option Directive for more information.
Instructions
Usually a destructor is necessary to free a system resource, for example an Internet socket.
Only one destructor is permitted in a class.
You must put the destructor after all constructors and before all procedures of the types Function, Method, Property, or Sub.
Examples
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