Lambda Expressions in C#

“Lambda Expressions” are “name-less methods”, that can be invoked by using the delegate variable or an event, much like anonymous methods.

Handle Event with Lambda Expressions:
EventName += (param1, param2, …) =>
{
//method body here
}

Lambda Expressions can be used anywhere within the method, to create methods instantly, without define a method at the class level.

Inline Lambda Expressions are the lambda expressions, which performs a small calculation or condition check and returns a value.
Inline lambdas can receive one or more arguments and must return a value.

Handle Event with Inline Lambda Expressions:
EventName += (param1, param2, …) => condition or calculation

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