Assume you declare three delegates named delegate1, delegate2, and delegate3. You then assign a reference to method M1() to delegate1, and a reference to method M2() to delegate2. How do you make delegate3 into a composed delegate that executes both M1() and M2()? What are the rules concerning return type and parameter list for composed delegates?
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When the statement delegate3 = delegate1 + delegate2 executes, delegate3 becomes a delegate that executes both M1() and M2(), in that order. Only delegates with the same parameter list can be composed, and the delegates used must have a void return type.
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