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Explain the definition about delegate?

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Explain the definition about delegate?

Posted 16-May-11 22:30pm

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Delegates (C# Programming Guide)[^]

Delegates Tutorial[^]

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Posted 16-May-11 22:35pm

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girish sp 17-May-11 5:01am

my 5

Sunasara Imdadhusen 17-May-11 6:24am

thanks

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Try

Understanding Delegates in C#[^]
A Beginner's Guide to Delegates[^]

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Posted 16-May-11 22:46pm

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Hope this[^] might help you.

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Posted 16-May-11 22:52pm

Ramalinga Koushik

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Why dont you just do a search on the internet?
You are going to get tons and tons of definitions (and samples) on the delegate.

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Posted 16-May-11 22:34pm

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Delegates is a type that reference Method. When it assigned by a method it behaves exactly same as that method. It can be used as parameters and can be returned a value. So it has same what are the methods have.

For more Read this article,

http://www.pathumf.blogspot.com/2011/11/delegates-in-c.html

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Posted 30-Nov-11 23:29pm

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Delegate is same as function pointer in C..They also store the reference of a function

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Posted 16-May-11 23:23pm

Parul from noida

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 17-May-11 16:46pm

My 1!
Not close enough. First, delegate instance is a class. Did not know that?
It support the list of invocation -- a whole list. If even the element of the list would be just one pointer, where get the "this" -- calls are done on non-static handlers as well. Do you know?

Please don't answer if you know nothing!
--SA

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