C# Delegates and Events—Conclusion

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C# Delegates and Events Delegates Multicast delegates Thread delegates Anonymous methods Asynch method calls Events Win32 callbacks Conclusion

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Conclusion

Delegates are used to create a reference to a method of another class. But, they are safer and far more versatile than C++ function pointers. Delegates are type-safe wrappers for methods. They are secure and verifiable. There are many applications for delegates. In this article, we demonstrated multicast delegates, threads, anonymous methods, events, and Win32 callbacks.