Thka colin for your help.

Thanks Christian, for your help. Devin

So dispose does not directly reclaims the memory. It helps GC in more efficient GarbageCollection

Thanks this helped me a lot. Devin

So you meant to say that using dispose, we can manually reclaim the memory and also the resouces

Ok. But I can force GC by GC.Collect(). Thanks Devin.

But dispose only releases the resources, it does not reclaims the memory.

WIll GC only fress memory if there are other apps which needs more memory. If there is enough free space it will not free memory. Is it right.

I think using GC.Collect we achieve finalization not memory reclaimation. Is I am right. Explain.

1. But I am helping the GC telling the object has no reference, instead of GC finding itself. Is I am not gaining the performance? 2) So I can set a large object to null to achieve performance gain

Then what does, GC.Collect() do what is differnce between them Devin

Can I Set an object to null in the middle of the method, when I found that I I am done using it. Will I achieve performance.

That helped me.

Hi, After I am done with the object, when I set that object to null, what I am doing there. (Is it, I am setting manually no references to the object or I am reclaming the memory used by the object or I am doing both) Thanks Devin.

Hi, I know GC does memory management manually. If i want to manually reclaim the memory of an object, how can I do it. Thanks Devin