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's effectively a property wrapper around the event.

The main difference is that you can't invoke/raise the event from outside the class, whereas you can invoke the public delegate.

Chaining (+=) is no different for delegates and events.