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C# Delegates Explained
This may be the first time you've read about this new .NET type. A delegate is an object that refers to a static method or an instance method. In this article I discuss what delegates are, how you can create and use them, and how the C# compiler saves us time by generating the delegate's class. We will also look at the MSIL code, talk about multicast delegates and provide callback methods through the use of delegates.
Read the full article here: C# Delegates Explained
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