Event Handling in .NET Using C#

02 Oct 2008 | by | Filed in
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  1. Introduction
  2. Delegates in C#
  3. Event Handlers in C#
  4. GUI Event Handling
  5. Conclusion

Conclusion

Other popular object oriented languages like, Java and Smalltalk do not have the concept of delegates. It is new to C# and it derives its root from C++ and J++. I hope that the above discussions will clear this concept to programmers who are starting out C# as their first object oriented language. If you are using Visual Studio IDE for your C# GUI development, attaching your delegate methods to the events generated by GUI controls (like mouse click on a button) can be done without you writing the code. Still, it is better to know what is going on under the hood.

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