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In C# i have a class called myclass now ,
I’m creating a object like this,
myclass myx = new myclass();
then
myx = new myclass();
It’s not giving any error but what this means …..
It means you are creating yet another instance and assigning it to your variable, effectively “abandoning” the first one you created with new.
The garbage collector will know to clean the old one at some point. You can no longer access it, since you did not save it to another variable.