You’re working on a web application where you need to ensure that the created object removes its resources such as network connections before the creation of a new object. Which design pattern would you apply to ensure this?
- Dispose Pattern
- Singleton Pattern
- Builder Pattern
- Factory Pattern
To ensure that an object removes its resources before creating a new one, you would apply the Dispose Pattern. The Dispose Pattern is commonly used to release resources explicitly, like closing network connections, files, or database connections, when they are no longer needed. It helps prevent resource leaks and ensures efficient resource management.
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