Will the EventHandlers that are associated with a Timer still be there after Tick occurs?

The handler will be there and will be fired every time Tick occurs. If you call myTimer.Stop() it will no longer Tick and so handler will not fire but it will still be there. If you want to call the haldner only once you can either remove it explicitly or stop the timer.

It will be there untill you detach it using myTimer. Tick -= new EventHandler(TickHandler) or your object is collected by garbage collector as told by rerun .

It will stay around until the object is disposed of or you remove the handler.

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