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They should implement
IDisposableif the object owns that resource. There’s generally no need to set things to null, although it does no harm.If you don’t own the resource, then clearly you shouldn’t dispose of it, and you don’t need to implement
IDisposable. In my experience it’s relatively rare that I have a member variable for a disposable resource which I don’t own in my classes though…