Delegate is a variable that holds the reference to a method. Hence it is a function pointer of reference type. All Delegates are derived from System.Delegate namespace. Both Delegate and the method that it refers to can have the same signature
eclaring a delegate: public delegate void AddNumbers(int n);
After the declaration of a delegate, the object must be created of the delegate using the new keyword.
AddNumbers an1 = new AddNumbers(number);
The delegate provides a kind of encapsulation to the reference method, which will internally get called when a delegate is called.
