Destructor
A destructor is a special member function that is automatically invoked when an object's lifetime ends. Its primary purpose is to release resources that the object acquired during its lifetime, such as dynamically allocated memory, file handles, or network connections.
In languages with deterministic destruction like C++, the destructor is defined as ~ClassName() and is called
In garbage-collected languages, destruction is often non-deterministic. For example, C# uses a finalizer (~ClassName) that is
Python provides a destructor method named __del__, but its invocation depends on the interpreter's lifecycle and
In summary, destructors are mechanisms that run at object destruction to reclaim resources and maintain invariants,