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C# Delegate Examples in Action

The document defines a delegate called myMethodDelegate that can point to methods that take an integer and return a string. It then defines two sample methods, myStringMethod and mySignMethod, that return strings based on the sign of the integer passed in. Main creates delegates for each method, invokes them by passing integers, and displays the output.

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C# Delegate Examples in Action

The document defines a delegate called myMethodDelegate that can point to methods that take an integer and return a string. It then defines two sample methods, myStringMethod and mySignMethod, that return strings based on the sign of the integer passed in. Main creates delegates for each method, invokes them by passing integers, and displays the output.

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public class SamplesDelegate { // Declares a delegate for a method that takes in an int and returns a String.

public delegate String myMethodDelegate( int myInt ); // Defines some methods to which the delegate can point. public class mySampleClass { // Defines an instance method. public String myStringMethod ( int myInt ) { if ( myInt > 0 ) return( "positive" ); if ( myInt < 0 ) return( "negative" ); return ( "zero" ); } // Defines a static method. public static String mySignMethod ( int myInt ) { if ( myInt > 0 ) return( "+" ); if ( myInt < 0 ) return( "-" ); return ( "" ); } } public static void Main() { // Creates one delegate for each method. mySampleClass mySC = new mySampleClass(); myMethodDelegate myD1 = new myMethodDelegate( [Link] ); myMethodDelegate myD2 = new myMethodDelegate([Link]

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// Invokes the delegates. [Link]( "{0} is {1}; use the sign \"{2}\"", 5, myD1( 5 ), myD2( 5 ) ); [Link]( "{0} is {1}; use the sign \"{2}\"", -3, myD1( -3 ), myD2( -3 ) ); [Link]( "{0} is {1}; use the sign \"{2}\"", 0, myD1( 0 ), myD2( 0 ) ); } /* This code produces the following output: 5 is positive; use the sign "+" -3 is negative; use the sign "-" 0 is zero; use the sign "" */ }

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