Example of a delegate in. NET 2.0

Because. NET 2.0 introduces anonymous methods, the way you create a delegate can be simplified.

Delegates in. NET 2.0

With the anonymous method , the previous example can be simplified to:

1 namespace Delegatedemo 2  {3     //Declaration Delegate 4 Public      delegate void Mydel (string arg1, string arg2);  5  6     class program 7       {8         static void Main (string[] args) 9           {Ten             //.net 2.0 delegates each              //create a delegate , using the anonymous method                 Mydel Mydel = Delegate (string arg1, String arg2),                    {                        Console.WriteLine (string). Format ("Arg1:{0},arg2:{1}", Arg1, Arg2)),                      };17 ("             aaa", "BBB")          , Mydel//Call delegation             Console.readkey ();          +                   }           

As you can see, it is not necessary to define the type and method separately, just use the inline syntax to implement it.