Lecture

Object-Oriented Programming in C++: Destructors

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This lecture introduces the concept of destructors in C++, which are automatically invoked at the end of an instance's life to release resources like files, memory, and pointers. The syntax for declaring a destructor is explained, along with examples demonstrating the importance of properly managing resources and handling object copies.

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