Difference in invoking through Delegates and Events C#

Question

What is the difference?

Using Delegate

public delegate void TestDelegate();
public TestDelegate delObj = SomeMethod;

public void S         


        

Answer 1

It is not delegate vs event, an event is a kind-of property around a delegate.

In general you should always use the second scenario because in the first public TestDelegate delObj is a public field, breaking Encapsulation.

You use events in the interface of a class, delegates as parameters to methods.