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In non-garbage collected languages like C++, programmers must take care of memory and resource management, you know exactly when your objects are destroyed, implicitly (scope rules) or explicitly (object deletion). The counterpart is that working with pointers commonly leads to memory leaks and resources never freed. Opposed to this, the .NET environment implements a garbage collector that automates memory management and handles unused object destruction, making the programmer's life simpler. Objects are not destroyed when they are out of scope, and you can't destroy them explicitly. It's the GC's job to destroy them and free the memory used, this is called collecting and it is done under certain circumstances that won't be explained here. This means that the GC collects when needed, and you have no control of the destruction of your objects.

Ljudi, molim vas recite mi kako se polaze ispit ako nisam pratio predavanja i radio kolokvijume ?? Mogu li uopste da izadjem na ispit ?