why we are using delegates and in which condition it is
required?
Answer Posted / santosh
delegates are similler to function pointers.. main it is
callback methods.. we can call the methods at time more
than one methods.. delegates are 2 types 1.single cast
delegets 2.multicaste delegates like sysntax:
access modifiers delegate returntype
delegatename("arguments")
{
}
// creating reference for delegates
objectname.delegatename();
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