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I wont to get rind of the current instace and create a new instance.
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I wont to get rind of the current instace and create a new instance.

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Is it safe to kill the class instance and recreate another within an event in the instance itself? <br />
for example:<br />
I have a class class1<br />
Then in the Main method i instantiate it<br />
class1 MyClass = new class1;<br />
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then witin a event procedure inside class1 I want to do this below.<br />
this = null;<br />
MyClass2 = new class1; <br />
// MyClass2 is a ref variable that was passed in .<br />
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is this kind of thing safe in C#?<br />
what consequences can I expect?<br />
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Is it safe to kill the class instance and recreate another within an event in the instance itself? 
for example:
I have a class class1
Then in the Main method i instantiate it
class1 MyClass = new class1;

then witin a event procedure inside class1 I want to do this below.
this = null;
MyClass2 = new class1; 
// MyClass2 is a ref variable that was passed in .

is this kind of thing safe in C#?
what consequences can I expect?



Is it safe to kill the class instance and recreate another within an event in the instance itself? C# .Net

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).