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Line 62: ===Destructors=== A ''[[Destructor (computer science)\|''destructor'']]'' is a method that is called automatically at the end of an object's lifetime, a process called [[object lifetime\|destruction]]. Destruction in most languages does not allow destructor method arguments nor return values. Destruction can be implemented so as to perform cleanup chores and other tasks at object destruction. ====Finalizers==== In [[Garbage collection (computer science)\|garbage-collected]] languages, such as [[Java (programming language)\|Java]], [[C Sharp (programming language)\|C#]], and [[Python (programming language)\|Python]], destructors are mostly replaced with ''[[finalizer]]s''. They have a similar purpose and function to destructors, but because of the differences between languages that utilize garbage-collection and languages with manual memory management, the sequence in which they are called is different. ==Abstract methods==

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