Answer / gyanprakash

The Delegate class is the base class for delegate types.
Note, however, that only the system and compilers can
derive types explicitly from the Delegate class or from the
MulticastDelegate class. Also, you cannot derive a new type
from a delegate type. The Delegate class is not considered
a delegate type; rather, it is a class that you use to
derive delegate types.

Answer / ravindra

you simply said yes,
u have to explain in detail with an example.

Answer / shiva

yes

Answer / venkat2050

delegate is nothing but a wrapper we call any method at
runtime by using the keyword del
we have two class a and b we class the delegetae from one
class to another class

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