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I've seen some snippets of code do the following:

CalculateSum mySum = new CalculateSum(); { mySum.add(50); };

while other developers do it this way (without the enclosing braces:

CalculateSum mySum = new CalculateSum(); mySum.add(50);

I understand that the first method ensures that the object is disposed of as soon as it falls out of scope but I thought that .NET garbage collector works well enough that you do not need the above.

Am I wrong? Is it still best practice?

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