Module assessment

To determine at compile time which method will be called.

To encapsulate methods and instantiate them as objects, allowing methods to be stored in variables, passed as arguments, and invoked at a later time.

To encapsulate classes and instantiate them as objects.

To encapsulate a method with a specific signature and allow for flexible and dynamic method invocation.

To create and manage databases in C#.

To design user interfaces in C#.

Action delegates can take up to 16 parameters, while Func delegates can only take up to 8 parameters.

Action delegates are used for methods that return a value, while Func delegates are used for methods that don't return a value.

Action delegates are used for methods that don't return a value, while Func delegates are used for methods that return a value.

It allows a developer to assign methods to delegates even if their parameter types or return types are completely different.

It allows a developer to use a more derived type than the one specified in a delegate or interface and to assign methods to delegates even if their parameter types or return types aren't exactly the same, as long as they follow certain rules.

It allows a developer to use a less derived type than the one specified in a delegate or interface.

To perform mathematical operations.

To encapsulate a method with a specific signature and return type.

To create user interfaces.