Answer Posted / venkat2050

delegate is a wrapper we can call any method at runtime to
call delegate by calling the keyword del
using system;
namespace sample prog
{
public delegate double(doublex,doubley);
class math
{
public double add(doublex,doubley);
{
returnx+y;
}
}
class sample
{
svm()
{
sample prog.Mathm=new sampleprog.math();
deld=new del(m.add);
c.w(d(48.97,27.29));
d=new del(m.sub);
c.w(d(29.29,7.92));
c.r
}
}

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