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Delegates may be open/closed static or instance methods. Multicast delegates contain invocation lists. Closures create hidden classes. Invocation chain length affects performance.
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A delegate stores a method pointer and a target instance (null for static methods). Lambdas that capture variables create a hidden compiler-generated closure class. Multicast delegates maintain an array of delegate instances — invocation iterates the array. The Invoke method calls them in order; exceptions in one delegate don't stop others unless you handle it manually.
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