When are C# “using” statements most useful?

Question

So a using statement automatically calls the dispose method on the object that is being \"used\", when the using block is exited, right?

But when is this necessary/benef

Answer 1

I asked a very similar question here:

Resources that have to be manually cleaned up in C#?

And i got a nice piece of advice in the form of:

In general, if something has a Dispose method, you should call it when you've finished with it, or, if you can, wrap it up in a using statement.