This is my code:
string data = "...";
var stream = new StreamReader(data);
Is that okay not call the Close() method?
This is my code: string data = …; var stream = new StreamReader(data); Is
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This is my code:
string data = "...";
var stream = new StreamReader(data);
Is that okay not call the Close() method?
Have you actually compiled and run your code?
The
StreamReader(string)constructor treats the input as a file name!Unless this isn’t really your code and you meant
StringReader, your code is trying to stream the contents of the file name specified indata, which is likely to throw aFileNotFoundExceptionbecause the file probably doesn’t exist. And if it did, you would certainly need to callCloseor integrate your code into ausingstatement to release the file handle.