C # Delegate and proxy Modes

In the learning process of the design model, delegation is an incomprehensible knowledge point. Especially after learning the proxy mode, you do not know what it is. Next, let's take a look at their respective instances to see the differences between the two.


A delegate is a type of reference method. Once a method is assigned to the Delegate, the delegate has the same behavior. The use of delegate methods can be the same as any other methods, with parameters and return values.
A delegate can be an abstraction of a function, that is, a class of a function. The delegated instance object represents a specific function.

Delegated instance:

Class Program {static void Main (string [] args) {Teacher Tc = new Teacher ("instructor Zhao "); // instantiate the instructor and Student St1 = new Student ("Zhang San"); Student St2 = new Student ("Li Si"); // delegate the Student's behavior to Tc. teacherCome + = new Teacher. eventHandler (St1.StopCopyWork); Tc. teacherCome + = new Teacher. eventHandler (St2.StopWhisper); Tc. come () ;}} class Teacher {private string name; public Teacher (string name) {this. name = name;} pu Blic delegate void EventHandler (); // declare a delegate EventHandler public event EventHandler TeacherCome; // declare the event name, the event type is EventHandler public void Come () // instructor behavior {Console. writeLine ("{0} is coming", name); if (TeacherCome! = Null) // If delegate is required, execute the following program {TeacherCome () ;}} class Student {private string name; public Student (string name) {this. name = name;} public void StopWhisper () {Console. writeLine ("instructor is here, {0} Stop Talking", name);} public void StopCopyWork () {Console. writeLine ("instructor is here, {0} Stop copying homework", name );}}

Running result:

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Running result:

Delegate and proxy comparison

Proxy: give some help to someone.

Delegate: when something happens, do it by the way. Delegation is equivalent to a trigger.