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Line 134: Delegates are there if you know how to use them, and they sit out of the way if you don't. They're not there at all in Java, so even if you know how to use them, you're out of luck. --capn_midnight I think the criticism is that make determining which method is actually called at run-time more complicated, and can incur a performance hit. Check this out [[http://blog.monstuff.com/archives/000037.html#more]], but I guess all OO features are more complicated than just calling static function. [[User:Tbjablin\|Tbjablin]] 13:16, 25 Apr 2005 (UTC)

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