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    With real examples and their use, can someone please help me understand: When do we need a Func<T, > delegate? When do we need an Action<T> delegate? When do we need a Predicate<T
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    The exception stack trace is designed to show this information If the exception is thrown within the invocation of the Func<T>, this will show in the stack trace Incidentally, if you were to choose to go the other way, i e accept an expression and compile it for invocation, you would lose this since the stack trace would show something like at lambda_method(Closure ) for the invocation of
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