C# Delegates & Lambdas Explained

Function as a value is one of the core functional programming paradigms. In c# it's called a "delegate", today we learn - why delegates are useful, delegate syntax, how delegates work internally and what are closures.

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[RezaERabbyRER]

This channel deserves more subs. Such a nice and underrated guy he is!

[mikhailkh]

Man - you make things so clear with one single sentence - "delegates is kind interface of function".
Awesome, I search for it literally a years! Now it so simple!

[limitless]

I want to master c# and i did strugle with delegates, but you made it so simple, many thanks dude

[seanrendall]

This helped me wrap my head around delegates, thanks a lot!

[MrAdamkimbo]

I learned a great deal from this. You're providing a great service with this channel. Many thanks!

[АйдарИльясов-ты]

Спасибо большое, наконец-то понял делегаты. Очень хорошие объяснение сравнивая как было и как код стал лучше с делегатами. Иногда смотрю твои стримы тоже, очень познавательно. Спасибо за твое творчество.

[thiswallz]

found this gem, starting to believe again on youtube

[sivasankaria]

It really helps to understand the delegates in better way.. Thanks for that.
Need Lamda tutorial in advanced manner like this .... :)

[kpro]

Thanks for this. I really appreciate your teaching method. I am an advanced beginner trying to get to the next level. I found your video to be super clear and to have just the right amount of background detail to fill in the gaps in my understanding of basics.

[danurarya]

Thanks, this video help me understand better about delegate

[mebtuabebe]

Delegates put right! This tutorial would have been the answer if i had asked delegates what they really are.

[leafarlua]

Your content is amazing... And there is so much! Thank you a lot, it really helped me understand better what are delegates.

[Gazda]

Wow this is very good job, first video about delegates when someone finally describes it in a easy but accurate way. Keep doing that :D

[ivanvincent]

Understand delegates, generic delegates, anonymous functions, lambdas and a general sense of the complexity hidden in IL. However the last 3 minutes on what is a closure wasn't clear for me.. Thanks for your content.

[SaveTheHedgehog]

what setting do you use that transforms the => to an arrow (symbol)? do they call it fira code?

[vuongvu]

How do you enable to auto-generate of the interface implementation. Also to change the color coding of the interfaces/classes to be blue (mine is white)? Also I'm not getting the references appear for my classes/methods?

[StreetBladerBloke]

Super technical explanation..thanks for sharing

[Asurow]

Out of all the video in youtube about interface and delegates. I mangaged to differentiate and undestand clearly from this video. Should include interface in the video name. Thank you.

[Sindrijo]

Hi there, great video. I have a question for you. I've been trying to find examples an actual practical use delegate combination (outside of subscribing to an event) but I haven't been able to which makes me think it is just an inherited/extra feature of how the language designers wanted the event subscription syntax to be (+= and -=). I don't think I've ever seen an example in real-life code where a delegate is passed around as an argument and other delegates are added to it. I can sort of imagine it happening in some builder-pattern, maybe, but that is still a long shot, the delegate only allows you to add/remove from the delegate queue and invoke it.

Do you have any examples where delegate combination / multicast delegates (outside of events) would be a useful, readable, desirable way to write code? To me, the fact that a delegate can be turned into a multicast delegate at any point, is kind of scary, I've always treated them as just a 'function pointer' and not a 'container with possibly multiple function pointers'.

[stefanbogdanovski]

This is a great content and you represented it very well! If I may ask for your opinion, what would be the most wanted skills for a .NET full stack postion? Cheers!