destructor

the destructor is called when the object goes out of scope.

in c++, a destructor is defined using a tilde (~) before the class name.

make sure to implement the destructor to free up resources.

the default destructor does not perform any special actions.

a destructor can be virtual to allow for polymorphic behavior.

using a custom destructor can help manage dynamic memory.

in object-oriented programming, the destructor is essential for cleanup.

failure to define a destructor may lead to memory leaks.

destructors are automatically invoked when an object is deleted.

it is important to understand how destructors work in c++.