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In .NET, when a class inherits or implements from a base class or interface, Visual Studio often provides code snippets or templates to assist with common scenarios like implementing interfaces such as IDisposable. Here's how it typically works:

Implementing IDisposable Interface Example
Using Visual Studio or IDE Features:

When you implement IDisposable on a class, Visual Studio IDE (Integrated Development Environment) helps by generating a default implementation for the Dispose method and related fields.
For instance, if you type Implements IDisposable in VB.NET or : IDisposable in C#, Visual Studio may offer to automatically insert the required methods and fields.
Generated Code:

Visual Studio generates the Dispose method along with a private field (disposedValue in your example) to track whether Dispose has already been called. This is a common pattern to prevent redundant disposal of resources.
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