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// Use the members of rw.

}

finally

{

// Always call Dispose(), error or not.

rw.Dispose();

}

}

While this is a fine example of defensive programming, the truth of the matter is that few devel-

opers are thrilled by the prospects of wrapping each and every disposable type within a try/finally

block just to ensure the Dispose() method is called. To achieve the same result in a much less obtru-

sive manner, C# supports a special bit of syntax that looks like this:

static void Main(string[] args)

{

Console.WriteLine("***** Fun with Dispose *****\n");