Destructorshort
Destructorshort is a conceptual term sometimes used in programming to describe a destructor that is intended to be called explicitly rather than relying solely on the language's automatic garbage collection or object lifetime management. This explicit invocation is typically for immediate resource deallocation or cleanup that cannot wait for the natural end of an object's scope.
In languages that feature manual memory management, such as C++, destructors are automatically called when an
The primary justification for a destructorshort might be to release a resource held by the object prematurely.