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Default What does "+= delegate" mean?
I am not familiar with c#, so I am trying to code the examples in vb.net. On page 52, there is the following c# statement:
Code:
this.ddlCustomerType.SelectedIndexChanged += delegate { _presenter.Display();};
How would one code this in vb.net because "+= delegate" does not seem to be recognized there?

Thanks,
Michael





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