Delegate declaration and instantiation

Other thing is in this example Delegate is declared in inside the class of the existing class (in our case, the Test class).

Whether you declared a Delegate inside the class or outside the class the output becomes same. I wish to know whether location of Delegate declaration is the matter.      

In the 5^th paragraph of the article says:

“In this next example, we instantiate a delegate of type GetAString, and then initialize it so it refers to the ToString() method of the integer……………………….”

I do not agree with word “instantiate”. Here we are not instantiating just we are declaring or defining a delegate. In my view instantiating means:

GetAString x = new GetAString();  

What you think Upendra Pratap Shahi.

This article seems very interesting. Thank you for introducing this article Upendra Pratap Shahi.