Memory allocation in .net

Yes the memory for an application is freed when the application finishes. This is true of all Windows applications with the exception of a couple of exceptions.

If an application (a process) is killed, as in terminated abnormally, it does not have the opportunity to clean up everything so there could be some memory that remains allocated. This is true for all programs whether they use garbage collection or not because a garbage collector does not get the opportunity to work when the application is killed. The most common reason for killing a process is when the process hangs and won't do anything; you cannot make it exit in any other way. The Task Manager "Processes" tab can be used to kill a process; the "Applications" tab will first try to get a process to complete normally, which gives the process the opportunity to clean itself up if it is not hung. The Applications tab will kill a process if the process does not close normally.

The other possibility is the use of graphics improperly. It is unlikely you need to be concerned about that; if you use C# and do not use the Windows API directly then the .Net classes will take care of memory for you. If you don't understand this then do not be concerned; it is unlikely you will need to be concerned about this.

Yes i am using string array of 30 size here i am storing my strings and in last i am writing these strings into a file.

So it means that automattically my allocated memory is free after execution of my exe is completed.If it is so it will a big sign of relief for me.Please reply as soon as possible.
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