A Lambda expression is an anonymous function that you can use to create a delegate or an expression tree type. by using a lambda expression, you can write a local function that can be passed as a parameter or returned as a function call value. To create a lambda expression, you specify an input parameter, if any, on the left side of the lambda operator, and then enter the expression or statement block on the other side. For example, the lambda expression x = = x * x refers to the parameter named x and returns the square value of x .
delegate int del (int i); static void Main (string[] args) { del mydelegate = x = x * x; Int J = MyDelegate (5); j = 25}
expression Lambda: the lambda expression on the right side of the + = operator is called expression Lambda. Statement Lambda : A statement lambda is similar to an expression lambda expression except that the statement is enclosed in curly braces:
C # LAMBDA
