— Based on http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/events.html —
# MyDelegate d1 = new MyDelegate(this.InstanceMethod1); // when you add this code in a non-static context, the “this.” is implicited added by compiler, but you can add it explicitly
# MyDelegate d2 = new MyDelegate(Class4.StaticMethod2); // the class name, if omitted, is inferred by compiler
# when you call d1(someArg), compiler implicitly calls d1.Invoke(someArg). You do not have to call this method explicitly. Invoke() is useful in reflection. See MSDN
# when you perform d3 = d1 + d2, compiler implicit calls the static Delegate.Combine(d1, d2)
# when you perofrm d3 – d2, compiler implicitly calls Delegate.Remove(d3, d2)
