Delegates Documentation

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Section 1: Core Concepts

Delegates are a fundamental concept in object-oriented programming, enabling you to call methods on objects from other objects.

They allow you to leverage the capabilities of other objects without needing to create copies of them, leading to increased efficiency and code reuse.

Key Features

Method Call: Delegates provide a concise and efficient way to invoke methods.
Parameter Passing: Delegates accept parameters, and the method can call them.
Type Safety: The type system ensures the correct method is called for the correct object.

Example

Consider a 'Logger' object. You can call its 'log' method from another object – for example, a 'Console' object.

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