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As long as the reference to an object is available to the execution of your program (in scope), then it will not be disposed (if it implements IDisposable) or otherwise garbage collected.<br />
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As long as the reference to an object is available to the execution of your program (in scope), then it will not be disposed (if it implements IDisposable) or otherwise garbage collected.

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Does this test method introduce an object that goes undisposed?<br />

<pre><code id="code-10-29086608-1">[/[TestMethod]
public void TestMethod1()
{
    DoSomething(new DisposableThing(...))
    ...
}</code></pre>
where <b>DisposableThing</b> is some class that implements <b>IDisposable</b>.<br />
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Is this a problem? Should disposable things never be created as parameters, because we don't hold on to them?
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Does this test method introduce an object that goes undisposed?
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where DisposableThing is some class that implements IDisposable.

Is this a problem? Should disposable things never be created as parameters, because we don't hold on to them?

Does this test method introduce an undisposed of disposable thing?

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