Destructors are special methods that contain actions to be executed when an instance of a class is no longer used.
Destructors in Freya, however, are very different from destructors from traditional languages like C++ or Delphi. The main difference is that Freya, as almost all .NET languages, is based on a system-implemented garbage collector.
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Destructors can only be declared and implemented in the implementation section of the class, and since they have no parameters, they cannot be overloaded.
The destructor from the base class is automatically called after any statements in a local defined destructor.
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