In this section, bottom of Pg 369, the last paragraph; "This expression can be represented...", concludes with a sentence that uses the last Try It Out (Ch14Ex06) as an example of where you could use the generic delegate types instead of the TwoIntegerOperationDelegate delegate. Not having any luck making this work. I've tried Google, Bing, and a Pluralsight training video but I'm just not seeing how to do this.

Has anyone done this that would be willing to help clue me in? Thanks in advance.

Your post mentions Chapter 14 and Lambda expressions and a quote from the last paragraph on page 369. I've checked out the page number and there is no paragraph that has your quote. Further, you mention the Try It Out, using Chapter 14, Exercise 06.

First, page 369 in my book is part of Chapter 13, not 14. Second, Chapter 14 doesn't have a question 6. Therefore, it seems to me you have posted this for the wrong book. Check your information and book title and see if it belongs somewhere else.

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I've posted this to the wrong book. Just checked the ISBN and it doesn't match. I'm using ISBN 978-1-118-31441-8.

My apologies, I caused this confusion. I missed creating the forum for Beginning Visual C# 2012 Programming so there was no where correct to place the question.
I've created the correct forum, copied the original question to there:
Chapter 14 Lambda Expression as Delegates and Expression Trees
And I'll close this thread here to avoid additional confusion. Thank you both for your patience.

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