Answer Posted / naren

1. Delegates holds reference to a method
2. Delegates are objects which points towards a function
which matches its signature
3. Delegates are reference type used to encapsulate method
with specific signature
4. Delegates are typesafe and secure

//declaring a delegate

delegate void SampleDelegate(string message)

//declaring delegate with same signature

static void SampleDelegateMethod(string message)
{
console.writeline(message);
}

//creating delegate method

SampleDelegate d1 = new SampleDelegateMethod();

//invoking method

d1(message);

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