33.6 Delegates

The syntax for a delegate in C# closely follows the syntax for a method. The delegate statement is followed by the delegate's return type (or void , if there is none) and the delegate name. This in turn is followed by the delegate's parameter list, in which each parameter takes the form:

<parameter_type> <parameter_name>

For example:

public delegate void StateChangeEventHandler(object sender,
   StateChangeEventArgs e);

In a VB Delegate statement, the Delegate keyword is followed by the Sub keyword (if the delegate returns a void in C#) or the Function keyword (if the delegate returns some other value). For example, in VB, the StateChangeEventHandler delegate has the following syntax:

Public Delegate Sub StateChangeEventHandler( _
   ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As StateChangeEventArgs)