I was wondering today if there’s any reason to prefer using delegate {} instead of () => {}, in the cases where you need an empty function.
Do you know any reason to prefer one over another?
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I was wondering today if there’s any reason to prefer using delegate {} instead of () => {}, in the cases where you need an empty function.
Do you know any reason to prefer one over another?
They’re not the same thing.
Since
delegate {}does not supply an argument list, it can be converted to a delegate that returnsvoidand takes any number of arguments (exceptrefandoutparameters).This is not the same as
() => {}, which is explicitly declared as taking no argument.