A delegate is similar to a class that is used for storing
the reference to a method and invoking that method at runtime, as required. A
delegate can hold the reference of only those methods whose signatures are same
as that of the delegate. Some of the examples of delegates are type-safe
functions, pointers, or callbacks.
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A delegate is similar to a class that is used for storing the reference to a method and invoking that method at runtime, as required. A delegate can hold the reference of only those methods whose signatures are same as that of the delegate. Some of the examples of delegates are type-safe functions, pointers, or callbacks.