Delegate functions in C#

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Delegate functions in C# allow you to create references to methods and pass them as arguments or store them for later use.

Delegates are similar to function pointers in C++ or function references in other languages.
Delegates can be used to implement callbacks, event handling, and asynchronous programming.
Delegates can be declared using the 'delegate' keyword and can be invoked using the 'Invoke' method or the () operator.
Delegates can be multicast, meaning they can reference multiple methods and invoke them in a specific order.
Lambda expressions can be used to create delegates in a more concise and readable way.

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A delegate is a function pointer like a c pointer, Holding a reference to a method. Delegate is used to encapsulate a method, Event handling, and callback.

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Delegates are definitely multiple methods with different methods name and same parameter.

It is type safe and at a point of function in C, security.

Delegate functions in C#

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