Delegates and Events pot

Delegates and

Events

Chapter 12

Classes are reference types that allow you to create

instances of objects and use them in special ways to

meet your application’s requirement. Another

reference type in C# is delegate. Delegates allow

you to change the reference to a method at runtime.

This means that you can decide the execution of a

method at run-time, based on the requirements of

your application.

The method can be activated at the occurrence of an

event, where an event is associated with the delegate

to call the method at run-time.

This chapter discusses the creation of delegates.

This chapter also discusses how to implement

multicast delegates. In addition, it discusses how

you can use events with delegates.

In this chapter, you will learn to:

 Implement delegates

 Implement multicast delegates

 Use events with delegates

Objectives