What is delegates in c# and uses of delegates?
Answer / Dhanesh Kumar Pandey
"Delegates are a construct in C# that allow you to group together methods, properties, or lambda expressions as if they were individual functions. They are used to define events, callbacks, and other functional programming concepts. Delegates enable you to pass method references as arguments to other methods or store them for later invocation."
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