Answer / Arunendra Shukla

A delegate in .NET is a type that references a method, allowing you to pass methods as arguments to other methods or events. It provides a way to encapsulate method references (callable objects) and call them safely, even across application domains and threads. Delegates are used for event handling, remote method invocation, callbacks, and more.

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