Hello!
You just missed the syntax a little.
Instead of:
> int delegate(int) dg = { value => return value + a + 3; };
You can write
auto dg = (int value) { return value + a + 3; }; // Omitted return
type, but had to specify type of value.
or
auto dg = (int value) => value + a + 3; // Notice no "return" keyword.
or
int delegate(int) dg = value => value + a + 3; // Omitted type of
value, but had to write the full type of dg.
You can also write a delegate as an inner function:
int a = 7;
int dg(int value)
{
return value + a + 3;
}
auto result = dg(123);
I'm not sure, but I guess all of these should mean the same thing.
