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Answering Some Question About `selfdestruct()`

(Q) we have contract A which the balance of contract is 10 ether and there is a function in it which call selfdestruct() and we pass an payable address to the function. but, there is no deployed contract on that address. what will be happen to the ethers ?
- (A) ethers will be in pending mode and waiting for the contract to be deployed on that address

Run :

# Put your data in .env.example File
# Then rename it to .env
bash test_1.sh

Result :

(Q) if we call slefdestruct() function several times and pass different address each time and no deployed contract be on that addreses, what will happen to the ethers ?
- (A) ethers will be in pending mode (ok, we know this) and waiting for the first address which a contract deploy on it

Run :

# Put your data in .env.example File
# Then rename it to .env
bash test_2.sh

Result :

(Q) after calling selfdestruct(), the contract which the function is in it, must not be available but in the past tests it is available. how can we implement this to delete the contract and send ethers force ?
- (A) you must call selfdestruct() in the constructor of the contract which is going to send ethers. then pass the address of contract which is going to receive ethers.

Run :

# Put your data in .env.example File
# Then rename it to .env
bash test_3.sh

Result :