scope - With... End With vs Using in VB.NET -


I just found out that like C #, VB Using in the keyword is the keyword.

By now I thought that I do not have it (I'm stupid, I know ...) and instead of these things were:

  New allayback connection   

with such a definition (what is the implication) by using the statement this way

  Use CN  Update   

I should say that I am familiar with the statement using when it is disposed of that object Tax Received when construction is finished.

However, as far as I understand with new ... , the object will be prepared for garbage collection as an object when it will not be scratched .

So my question is really the only difference, with the use of I will release the memory now, whereas with build , GC Will it be released even when it feels like? Or am I missing something big here?

Is there any best practice effect? Should I go and rewrite all the code MyDisposableObject () ... with as as new MyDisposableObject () used in ? By using ... with

A series of assertions can be used to block an experiment block several times of the object

... Finally in the construct which uses block resources and finally disposes block to them

Any extra code on your part of the resources managed by the dustbin collector Is not it. You do not need the statement Experiment or with . Sometimes your code requires unmanaged resources. You are responsible for their disposal. By using , the block guarantees that the dissection method on the object is called when your code ends with them.

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