What?s a delegate?
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Answer / daniel
A delegate object encapsulates a reference to a method. In
C++ they were referred to as function pointers.
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Answer / uma
Delegate is the reference for number of functions having
same signature (Return type and Number of parameters for
the methods should be same )
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Answer / monu sharma
Delegate is the reference for number of functions having
same signature (Return type and Number of parameters for
the methods should be same ).Delegate is the collection of
functions and pointers that hold in delegate.
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Answer / anuj
Delegate is a class having no body, whose object can store
the reference of method of some another class...
example :
public delegate void del();
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Answer / sudhakar
deligate is an object,where reffered to as an function address.
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Answer / reva ram sahu
It’s a delegate that points to and eventually fires off
several methods.
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