Answer / Subhash Kumar

In C#, `Func<T>` represents a function that returns a specific type, while `Action<T>` is a delegate that takes in a single argument but doesn't return any value. On the other hand, `Predicate<T>` is a delegate that takes in an object and returns a Boolean result indicating whether a condition has been met.

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