The C# 3.0 and higher version provides the option for the user to specify the function or method as parameter using the Func delegate .
How to Pass Method or Function as Parameter in C# ?
Below is a sample code snippet demonstrating how to pass method as parameter in C# using Func delegate.
public class ACEmployee { public string GetEmployeeNameByID(int ID) { // Perform the logic return string.Empty; } public int GetEmployeeIDByName(string Name) { // Perform the logic return 1; } public bool ExecuteACMethod(Func<string, int> GetEmployeeNameByID) { int i = GetEmployeeIDByName("Abundantcode"); return true; } }
This is not a demo of the Func!!!
public bool ExecuteACMethod(Func GetEmployeeNameByID)
{
int i = GetEmployeeIDByName(“Abundantcode”);
Shouldn’t it be…
public bool ExecuteACMethod(Func getEmployeeNameByID)
{
int i = getEmployeeNameByID(“Abundantcode”);