Tell Something about class/object life cycle...

1. Load the assembly
2. Execute static initialisers
3. "new" call:
   • allocate memory
   • execute non-static initialisers
   • execute constructor
4. the instance is now ready to be used
5. after the last reference to the object has vanished: if the object has no finalizer, it is now ready for collection; if the object has a finalizer, it is put on the finalizer queue.
6. (optional) the objects from the finalizer queue have their finalizer called in a special thread; if there is still no reference from the application to the object, it too becomes now eligible for garbage collection
7. the garbage collector deallocates memory