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What is a delegate?
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A delegate is a function pointer like data structure that represents static and instance methods. It defines a contract that specifies the signature of one or more methods.
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In which order are the methods in a delegate's invocation list invoked?
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FIFO
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In which order are the return values from methods in a delegate's invocation list returned?
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Only the last return value is returned.
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Are delegates mutable?
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No.
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Delegate types inherit from which object?
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Delegate or MulticastDelegate
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What MulticastDelegate method adds delegates to a another delegate?
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Combine or +
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What MulticastDelegate method deletes delegates from another delegate?
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Remove or -
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Base class for classes containing event data.
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EventArgs
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Represents the method that will handle an event that has no event data.
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EventHandler Delegate
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What is the difference between events and delegates.
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Events are delegate modifiers. Events can be declared in an interface and can only be invoked by the object it was declared in.
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