👉 Nondisposable is a programming concept that refers to an object that can be destroyed after it has been created but cannot be reclaimed or reused. This means that once an object is disposed of, its memory and resources are no longer available for reuse, and should not be used or accessed again. Examples of objects that implement the "nondisposable" pattern include garbage collection systems in many programming languages, such as C++, Java, and Python.
