Is it okay if we override OnDestroy() method in every activity of Android Application?

Question

Is it okay if we override OnDestroy() method in every activity of Android Application?

@Override
    public void onDestroy() {
        super.onDestroy();
}

Just by calling super.onDestroy() in onDestroy() Method, will it cleanup the memory resources?

Answer 1

It's fine to override onDestroy, so long as you do call up to the superclass. If all you're doing is calling up to the superclass, though, why would you do it?