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What is the difference between an event and a delegate?
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Answer / Abhishek Kumar Srivastava
{"Event": "A programming construct used for notifying other objects of an occurrence in an object, encapsulating the code to execute when the event is raised.","Delegate": "A type representing methods with a specific signature that can be used to point to those methods at runtime. Events are derived from delegates."}
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