Answer
Multicast delegates can reference multiple methods. When invoked, they call each method sequentially.
They are used for audit logging, notifications, UI event pipelines, and scenarios requiring multiple actions on a single trigger.
Quick Answer
A multicast delegate holds a list of methods and calls them all in sequence when invoked. Use += to add a method and -= to remove it. Events are built on this. Useful for audit logging, notification pipelines, or any scenario where multiple subscribers need to react to one trigger.
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