No you don't.
And we know there's like millions of people that do it...
I believe the END command does nothing other than end the program, IMO.
I think the one who purges the resources is Windows, after realising that the program has ended.
Again, up to someone with more in-depth knowledge to answer definately.
And we know there's like millions of people that do it...
I believe the END command does nothing other than end the program, IMO.
I think the one who purges the resources is Windows, after realising that the program has ended.
Again, up to someone with more in-depth knowledge to answer definately.