Anonymous IComparer implementation

Question

Is it possible to define an anonymous implementation of IComparer?

I believe Java allows anonymous classes to be defined inline - does C#?

Looking at this code I

Answer 1

Even though you can't create anonymous classes that implement interfaces, you can usually use the Comparison Delegate instead of the IComparer Interface in most cases (like sorting, etc.):

Array.Sort(arr, (x, y) => 1);

Also there are some built-in implementations of IComparer like the Comparer Class or the StringComparer Class...