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.

After rereading several times the light finally came on.

WAS:
//delegate int TwoIntegerOperationDelegate(int paramA, int paramB);
//private static void PerformOperations(TwoIntegerOperationDelegate del)

CHANGED TO:
private static void PerformOperations(Func<int, int, int> del)

Knew it had to be simple, just wasn't seeing it.