👉 In programming, a destructor is a method in an object's class that is called when an instance of that class is destroyed. A destructor should be implemented to release resources or memory allocated by the object. Here are some examples of how to define and use destructors: 1. In C++: ```cpp class MyClass { public: void destruct() { std::cout << "This is a destructor!" << std::endl; } }; ``` 2. In Java: ```
