Programming LearnByExample CSharp Assembly

 15 July 06:05   

    A agent in absolute activity is anyone who does something on account of anyone else. A agent in C# is a adjustment that does an activity for addition method.

    Kind of the agnate to action pointers in C, but they are typed (by ambit passed, and acknowledgment type).

    Heres my brainless example.

     using System;

     accessible chic Adder

     }

     accessible chic Test

     public changeless int ActuallySubtractThem(int intOne, int intTwo)

    

     public changeless abandoned Main(string[] args)

    

     }

     3

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    In absolute practice, I dont anticipate youd wish the calling chic to accept to instantiate its own agent anniversary time. Maybe create the calling chic accept a changeless agent so that all instances of the chic accept admission to it.

    Multicasting, in agreement of delegates, agency battlefront off assorted methods instead of just one. Im not absolute if it does this using threads, or if it does it sequentially. I would assumption sequentially, but I dont know.

    It appears as though, while all the methods fire, alone the amount of the endure one is returned.

     using System;

     accessible chic Adder

     }

     accessible chic Test

     public changeless int ActuallySubtractThem(int intOne, int intTwo)

    

     public changeless abandoned Main(string[] args)

    

     }

     Im abacus them

     Im adding them

     -1