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What is the proper way to stop and clean up after the items that are done runing in my Sub Main are done running? &nbsp;Is there a garbage colletion, threads, and/or other items I need to free up in VB.NET or does it take care of itself? &nbsp;It seems as though when Debug is done running, it's still locking some of the incoming txt files that I use to process and test with. &nbsp;My app manipulates these txt files so I wonder if I need to stop it properly at the end with some functions
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What is the proper way to stop and clean up after the items that are done runing in my Sub Main are done running?  Is there a garbage colletion, threads, and/or other items I need to free up in VB.NET or does it take care of itself?  It seems as though when Debug is done running, it's still locking some of the incoming txt files that I use to process and test with.  My app manipulates these txt files so I wonder if I need to stop it properly at the end with some functions

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What is the proper way to stop and clean up after the items that are done runing in my Sub Main are done running?  Is there a garbage colletion, threads, and/or other items I need to free up in VB.NET or does it take care of itself?  It seems as though when Debug is done running, it&#39;s still locking some of the incoming txt files that I use to process and test with.  My app manipulates these txt files so I wonder if I need to stop it properly at the end with some functions

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is an object-oriented programming language implemented on the .NET framework, but also supported on other platforms such as Mono and Silverlight. Microsoft launched VB.NET as the successor to the Visual Basic language. Though it is similar in syntax to  Visual Basic pre-2002, it is not the same technology,