Mike Raiford wrote:
> What is the difference between a multicast delegate, as shown here, and 
> an event?

An event is a delegate with only += and -= exposed outside the class. I.e., 
declaring an event vs a delegate is like declaring a protected member vs a 
public member.  Same type of object, different visibility for callers.

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