delegates in C#

No, you just want to waste people's time.

Look at the Control.Click Event documentation. It says that the Click Event is:

public event EventHandler Click

Then look at EventHandler Delegate. Do you see that the Click Event is a delegate? Your initial question says "are the delegates and events are related in any sense" and I replied that "Events are delegates". It is not a matter of opinion; an event is a delegate, and you would know that if you looked at the documentation.

hi SAM,
if you are not interested in any of the discussion you are not forced to give the reply ,so please dont try to make yourself distructive ,,,,and also i already told here i am looking the opnion of diferent peole for the same question as i want to know the ans people think.
 

Note that you refuse to look at the documentation. You are more interested in arguing. The Syntax portion of the documentation states something critical that an experienced C# developer would already know.

I apologize for this reply being strong, but I don't know how else to get you to listen instead of arguing.

oh thanks sam,
but here i am not looking for syntax as what u think i am not a beginner  i am here to get the diiffernt views from the people who have extensive experience in OOPs concept.

I am saying that I don't have time for philosophical discussion, especially when someone is more interested in getting me to waste time than they are to spend time reading and doing some research themselves.
 
So do your part. Look at the documentation of an event; what does the syntax for the event say? Post the syntax here.

hi Sam,
can u please elaborate more your ans, by saying events are delegate what u want to specify?

thanks MANIK
 for your quick reply but i dont understand why u specified just for user controls?

We use delegates mostly when a UserControl is placed on a ASPX page.
 
For Example:
Consider you have a combo box in a User Control. You must need to call an event in ASPX page, once an item is selected from the combo box. In that case, you just need to declare a delegate in User Control, call the event from the combo box selected index changed event. That event will be available in the aspx page, as soon as the User control is placed in the aspx page. You can write your functionality there which will be automatically invoked once you select an item in the combo box