Previous chapters describe the automatic memory management process in .NET quite comprehensively. Chapter 6 contains information about how objects are created, while chapters from 7 to 11 inform in detail how they are collected when no longer needed. However, there are some side mechanisms, without the description of which our knowledge would not be complete. In this chapter we will focus on three such mechanisms. Although they exist separately and can be used independently, they relate to each other conceptually. All of them concern a common topic - the lifetime of the object.
The three mentioned ...
