Delegates in C# are function pointers that allow method calls to be decoupled from the caller. They can encapsulate multiple methods and help in event-driven programming and callback patterns. Delegates support multicasting and lambda expressions for simpler usage, enhancing code flexibility and maintainability.
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ContentsWhat is Delegates in C#?Example 1: A Printing methods’ DelegateExample 2: Menu with conditional method executionExample 3: Delegates with Lambda expressionAdvantages of delegates in C#Common Built-in Delegates in C#Built-in Delegates Used in LINQConclusionSort: