Hi

I have worked on both eventhandlers and delegates at a basic level, what I felt that what I can do with delegates, can be done with eventhandler. So what is the difference between the two, plz can someone explain, plz do not give any links to study.

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Mike

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Mike

Essentially, Events and Delegates behave the same way. (Compile a program and look at the IL you will notice they behave identical)

If you check out the MSDN C# Keyword list you can see that event is a modifier and can be included in a Interface where as a delegate can not. In a nutshell:

The event keyword is a modifier for a delegate declaration that allows it to be included in an interface, constraints it invocation from within the class that declares it, provides it with a pair of customizable accessors (add and remove) and forces the signature of the delegate (when used within the .NET framework).

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