static void Main(string[] args)
{
Program p = new Program();
del d = new del(p.show);
d();
del dd = new del(showme);
dd();
List <Employee> ll = new List <Employee>()
{
new Employee()
{
id = 1, name = "kjkjb", sal = 254
},
new Employee()
{
id = 2, name = "aaaaa", sal = 256444
},
new Employee()
{
id = 7, name = "bbbbb", sal = 2544
}
};
verificaton v = new verificaton(p.doverify);
Employee e = new Employee();
e.verify(ll, v);
multicast m = new multicast(aaa);
m += bbb;
string ss = m(" SI ");
Console.WriteLine(ss);
// anonymous
dd ddd = (string a) =>
{
return(a);
};
string zz = ddd("ajshvassjhjhkvj");
Console.WriteLine(zz);
}
public void verify(List <Employee> l, verificaton v)
{
foreach (Employee e in l)
{
if (v(e)) // here v is a delegate and we see that if we
{ // want to change out verification logic the we can do
// do so by changing the logic of the method to which our delegate is pointing, thus alouing us not perform any change in the employee class
Console.WriteLine(e.name);
}
}
}
