Which Among The Following Differentiates A Delegate In Cnet #605
Which among the following differentiates a delegate in C#.NET from a conventional function pointer in other languages?
This multiple choice question (MCQ) is related to the book/course
gs gs108 CSharp.
It can also be found in
gs gs108 Delegates, Generics and LINQ - Fundamental of Delegates - Quiz No.1.
Which among the following differentiates a delegate in C#.NET from a conventional function pointer in other languages?
delegates in C#.NET represent a new type in the Common Type System
delegates allows static as well as instance methods to be invoked
delegates are type safe and secure
none of the mentioned
