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Is there any difference in using
SomeEvent(arg);
and
SomeEvent.Invoke(arg);
If there is no significant difference, which one is the better practice?
The first form is C# syntactic sugar for the second. I’ve not seen anyone use the second form, but I can imagine that some code-generators might in order to “future-proof” the code.