deinit
Deinit, short for deinitializer, is a programming construct that refers to a special method or hook invoked when an instance is about to be destroyed. It provides a place to perform cleanup tasks such as releasing resources, closing file handles, or saving state before memory is reclaimed.
In Swift, deinit is a distinguished instance method used with classes. The syntax is simply deinit { /*
Within a deinitializer, you can access the instance’s properties to perform cleanup, but you should avoid creating
Beyond Swift, other languages offer analogous mechanisms. C++ uses destructors that are invoked when an object
Overall, deinit represents the programmatic point at which a class instance ends its lifecycle, enabling orderly