Anonymous Methods
Anonymous methods, or in their present form more commonly referred to as "lambda expressions", is a feature which allows you to write inline closure-like functions in your code.
There are various ways to create anonymous methods. Prior to C# 3.0 there was limited support by using delegates.
See also
- Anonymous function
- Closure (computer science)
Read more about this topic: C Sharp Syntax
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