Stuck in Delegates and Events concept, what are the differences and when do we use them?

[atoi_powered]

When I read about delegate, I can figure out what that is and when we use that. But when I read about event, I mix things up and cannot find out how to understand the real difference and exact use of that in my codes. Every time I read about event, it gets more blur in my mind! Can you please explain that in a simple way? Thanks :)

[Richard Andrew x64]

A delegate is like a function pointer, and event is like a function. When an event is raised, it calls each delegate that is attached to it. Events are generic in that they can accept delegates that point to any function, as long as the delegates' signatures match the signature of the event. Events are points of attachment for delegates to receive calls from an object.

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