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Asked: 2026-05-15T13:00:03+00:00

We often use event handler in C#, just as below: some_event+=some_event_handler; Does this happen

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We often use event handler in C#, just as below:

some_event+=some_event_handler;

Does this happen at compile time or run time? What if the some_event is static member? AFAIK, the some_event contains nothing but the entry address of some_event_handler, and the method address of some_event_handler could be determined at compile time. If some_event is a static member, could the value of the some_event be determined at compile time? I konw that if the some_event is an instance member, it’s value will be setup at the creation time of the object instance. Correct me if I’m wrong.

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  1. Editorial Team

    The subscription happens at run-time. It can be inside conditional.

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