Hi,
I'm kind of new to this as I'm a student. Probably this question is very basic for most of you, but here we go. I've been reading about delagates today and what I understand about them is the following:
1- Delegates can access methods at run time.
2- Delegates are similar to interfaces, but not quite.
Now, if some of you could explain to me in simple words how a delegates access methods at run time and why this is an advantage for a developer, I'd be very grateful.
NOTE: I've been reading the book for the exam 70-315 and it is just very hard to understand.
Thanks a lot,
Eduardo