what is the difference between delegates

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Hi....... Ques: Hello all of you now i am work in delegate but i am not understand What are events and what is the difference between delegates and events? Please explain and give a example....

Vulpes · Answer

In C# events are just a special kind of delegate which only supports the operators += or -= when used outside the class in which it is declared. These operators add a method to or remove a method from the delegate's invocation list. They also ensure that a subscriber to the event cannot find out anything about or interfere with other subscribers to the event which is the main reason for having them in the first place. Events have a couple of hidden accessor methods 'add' and 'remove' which the C# compiler normally generates for you behind the scenes. However, you can declare them explicitly and provide a different implementation to what the compiler would provide, if you wish, though this is not often done in practice. These accessor methods are called in response to the use of the += or -= operators.

Satyapriya Nayak · Answer

Hi Manish, Events An event is the outcome of an action. There are two important terms with respect to events. The event source and the event receiver. The object that raises the event is called event source and the object that responds to the event is called event receiver. Did you observe a hitch in the above explanation? O.K. my event source raises the event and my event receiver receives it, but what is the communication channel between them. Take the instance of you talking with a friend of yours over the telephone. Now you are the event source and your friend is the event receiver and the telephone cable is the communication channel. Similarly the communication channel between an event source and an event receiver is the delegate. The internals of events and their relationship to delegates would be dealt with in a later article. The explanation of events here is just to help the reader understand and visualize what exactly events are. Delegate is a class that can hold a reference to a method or a function.Delegate class has a signature and it can only reference those methods whose signature is compliant with the class.Delegates are type-safe functions pointers or callbacks. Refer the below for more http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cs/delegates-part1.aspx Thanks

Chintan Rathod · Answer

Following link will help you to better understand in depth, what is difference between them with example. http://www.ikriv.com/en/prog/info/dotnet/Delegates.html Thank you.

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