In my WPF-application, I call new windows in the following way:

_newWin = new WinWorkers_AddWorker(); _newWin.WindowState = this.WindowState; _newWin.Show(); 

Where _newWin is a private Window object.

My question is should I assign a null value to _newWin after I call _newWin.Show()?

Will this decrease memory consumption because garbage collector / destructor will clean the null value objects earlier?

In my WPF-application, I call new windows in the following way:

_newWin = new WinWorkers_AddWorker(); _newWin.WindowState = this.WindowState; _newWin.Show(); 

Where _newWin is a private Window object.

My questions:

1. Should I assign a null value to _newWin after I call _newWin.Show()?

2. Will this decrease memory consumption because garbage collector / destructor will clean the null value objects earlier?

In my WPF-application, I call new windows in the following way:

_newWin = new WinWorkers_AddWorker(); _newWin.WindowState = this.WindowState; _newWin.Show(); 

Where _newWin is a private Window object.

My question is should I assign a null value to _newWin after I call _newWin.Show()?

Will this decrease memory consumption because garbage collector / destructor will clean the null value objects earlier?

Thanks.

In my WPF-application, I call new windows in the following way:

_newWin = new WinWorkers_AddWorker(); _newWin.WindowState = this.WindowState; _newWin.Show(); 

Where _newWin is a private Window object.

My question is should I assign a null value to _newWin after I call _newWin.Show()?

Will this decrease memory consumption because garbage collector / destructor will clean the null value objects earlier?

In my WPF-application I call new windows in the following way:

_newWin = new WinWorkers_AddWorker(); _newWin.WindowState = this.WindowState; _newWin.Show(); 

Where _newWin is a private Window object.

My question is should I assign a null value to _newWin after I call _newWin.Show()?

Will this decrease memory consumption, because garbage collector / destructor will clean a null value objects earlier?

Thanks.

In my WPF-application, I call new windows in the following way:

_newWin = new WinWorkers_AddWorker(); _newWin.WindowState = this.WindowState; _newWin.Show(); 

Where _newWin is a private Window object.

My question is should I assign a null value to _newWin after I call _newWin.Show()?

Will this decrease memory consumption because garbage collector / destructor will clean the null value objects earlier?

Thanks.