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The =&gt; operator is used for Lambda expressions. In your case it is a parameter-less Lambda expression that calls the calculate() method of Obj.
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The => operator is used for Lambda expressions. In your case it is a parameter-less Lambda expression that calls the calculate() method of Obj.

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I have a reference to a stack object as shown below. I am aware of the &quot;=&quot; assignment operator and it's function. But, can I know what is the difference between assignment operator and the &quot;=&gt;&quot; operator being used here?<br />
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var stackObj= new Stack&lt;Action&gt;();<br />
stackObj.Push(() =&gt; Obj.calculate();
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I have a reference to a stack object as shown below. I am aware of the "=" assignment operator and it's function. But, can I know what is the difference between assignment operator and the "=>" operator being used here?

var stackObj= new Stack<Action>();
stackObj.Push(() => Obj.calculate();

C# - What is =&gt; operator?

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).

C# - What is =&gt; operator?

C# - What is => operator?