Answer Posted / Shri Chandra Kushwaha
A delegate in iOS is an object that is responsible for handling specific events or tasks. It conforms to a protocol and adopts its methods to respond to those events. For example, in a UITableView, the data source (UITableViewDataSource) and delegate (UITableViewDelegate) are used to manage table data and handle table-related actions like selection or editing.
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