Destructor in OOP (Hindi/Urdu) | OOP with C++

Watch this tutorial to learn all about the role of destructor in OOP using C++ programming language. A destructor is a unique member function in C++ that is invoked automatically when an object is destroyed or exits scope. Any resources (such as memory or file handles) that the object has accumulated over its lifespan are released using this method. By stopping resource leaks and other problems, destructors aid in ensuring adequate cleanup. Important details with destructors: Syntax: A tilde (~) comes before the destructor, which shares the same name as the class. class MyClass { public: ~MyClass() // Destructor { // Cleanup code } }; Automatic Invocation: When an object exits scope or is explicitly removed (for objects created using new), the destructor is called automatically. No Return Type or Parameters: Destructors don't take in any parameters or give back any kind of data, not even void. Destructors are called once per object and are limited to one per class. Destructors cannot be overloaded. Memory management: The destructor is a useful tool for releasing memory that has been dynamically allocated with new. In this video, we discuss the destructor in OOP(object-oriented programming). We start the playlist OOP with C++. In this playlist, we discuss all the concepts of OOP used with C++. Playlist Link:    • OOP(Object Oriented Programming) with C++   Previous Videos Constructor overloading in OOP:    • Constructor overloading in OOP | OOP with C++   Passing Parameters to C++ Constructor:    • Passing Parameters to C++ Constructor Tuto...   C++ Constructor Tutorial in Hindi:    • C++ Constructor Tutorial in Hindi | OOP wi...   Defining member Function outside Class:    • Defining member Function outside Class in ...   #coding #c++codinginhindi #c++programming