netfxDelegate Documentation

Introduction

Delegates are a fundamental feature of .NET programming. They allow you to define methods that don't have a name; instead, they're called based on the arguments you provide.

They promote reusability, flexibility, and clearer code.

Key Concepts

A delegate is an anonymous function that is associated with a specific method or method group.

It takes arguments and returns a value. The `this` keyword refers to the object the delegate is called on.

Examples

Let's see some simple examples:

• Example 1: Simple Delegate: A delegate that takes a number and returns 'hello'.
• Example 2: Delegate with Arguments: A delegate that takes two numbers and returns their sum.

Link to More Info

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