Answer Posted / Gautam Kumar Singh
A delegate protocol in iOS defines a set of methods that a class can adopt to handle specific events or actions. The class that adopts the protocol, often called the delegate, will be notified when certain occurrences happen (e.g., table view scrolling, keyboard appearance). The delegate object is then responsible for implementing those methods to react accordingly.
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