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Room2Shroom

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Many years with c on VAX's. Next was VB 6 for 3 years and now 1 year with C#. Still use MS C/C++ at home on occasion.

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For the beginning .NET coder, who does not know OOP well. The article discusses the basics of IDisposable and attempts to show it’s underling simplicity.

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