Programmatical APIs

This is the last chapter of this book. You have seen, so far, many various topics related to the .NET memory management – including a comprehensive description of how the .NET Garbage Collector works. Other important topics were also described, including resource management with the help of finalization and disposable objects, various types of handles, the usage of structs or many diagnostic scenarios, and related practical advice. You should now feel quite comfortable with the memory management topic, although the amount of knowledge could be a little overwhelming: feel free to go back to any part of the book as needed.