del` keyword followed by the object name. Here is an example program that demonstrates how to delete an object :# Define a class
class MyClass:
def __init__(self, x):
self.x = x
# Create an object of the class
myObj = MyClass(5)
# Print the value of the object's property
print(myObj.x) # Output: 5
# Delete the object
del myObj
# Try to print the value of the object's property (will result in an error)
print(myObj.x) # Output: NameError: name 'myObj' is not definedMyClass` with an `__init__()` method that initializes an object's property `x`. We then create an object `myObj` of the class with the value `5` for the property `x`. myObj.x`, which is `5`. We then delete the object using the `del` keyword followed by the object name `myObj`. myObj.x`, which results in a `NameError` since `myObj` no longer exists.