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In this tutorial, learn what is a delegate in C# and how delegates are implemented in C# code.
Delegates in C# act as method pointers, enabling dynamic invocation of methods. They enhance code modularity and flexibility, finding use in event handling, callbacks, and asynchronous programming.
This article helps you to understand the basics of delegates in .NET Framework.
In this video, we will learn Delegate in C#.NET in a simple way with an example.
In this article, I will demonstrate you all about delegate. Delegate is a type which represents the reference of a Method.
Learn how to declare, bind, and invoke C# delegates, including multicast delegates, method signatures, and invocation lists.
A delegate is an object or instance which can hold a reference of any function or which can bind a function.
Delegates are a kind of type safe function pointers which are actually declared as class derived from System.MulticastDelegate.
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