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new keyword scope

In C++ when you create an object using the "new" keyword you usually use the
"delete" keyword to end it's scope. In C# I don't find the "delete" keyword.
How do you handle the scope of an object you create with "new"???

Thanks, Neil
Mar 28 '08 #1
1 1388
Maybe this will help:

http://programming-languages-tutoria...framework.html

Bart
Mar 30 '08 #2

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