C++ Destructor is the member function that destructs or deletes an object. The destructor function is called automatically when an object goes out of scope: (1) the function ends. (2) the program ends. (3) a block containing local variables ends. (4) A delete operator is called. We have already seen  Constructor in C++ on this blog.

C++ Destructor

Destructor is the special member function that automatically deletes or destructs an  object (instance of a class) to release memory or close a file when it goes out of its scope.

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