In any modern language, event-driven development is used to structure a program around various events. These events perform a certain functionality when a certain condition satisfies, for example, close the application when a user clicks on the “Exit” button. Or shut down the system when the heat Temperature rises, etc.
In this chapter, we’ll learn everything we need to know about event-driven development in C#.
Delegate
Delegate is a type, similar to function pointers in C/C++. It stores the reference of a method inside a delegate object, to invoke ...
