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Delegates in C# are objects that hold references to methods. They enable callback functionality and event handling. There are single-cast and multicast delegates, supporting both void and non-void return types, offering type safety and flexible method invocation.
Delegates and events are key concepts in C#. A delegate is a variable that holds a reference to a method, allowing flexible method calls. Events use the publisher-subscriber model, where a publisher triggers an event and subscribers handle it.
This tutorial and code example will teach you how to work with delegates in C#.
This article describes how to define and use simple/multicast delegates in C#.
This article provides the basics of C# delegates, c# anonymous function, lambda expressions and delegate with lambda expressions.
This article explains what delegates in C# are, how to use them and provides a real-life sample use of them.
In this article we will first try to understand what problem delegate solves, we will then create a simple delegate and try to solve the problem. Next we will try to understand the concept of multicast delegates and how events help to encapsulate delegates. Finally we understand the difference between events and delegates and also understand how to do invoke delegates asynchronously.
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