d destructor can be called explicitly but u *should never* do that...
reason: a destructor is caaled automatically when its scope endsthere is
no way of preventing its call.
so if u have called it explicitly also then u can be in a *serious
problem*if ur destructor deallocates memory...
can we call a destructor in our own defined class explicitly or it
will be executed automatically ?
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