The use of containers and delegates in classes is very different from procedures, where a RUN statement for another external or internal procedure cannot be checked until run time. The unanticipated run-time error that occurs when one procedure mistakenly runs another becomes instead a compile-time error when you use classes, which can be corrected before the application is ever executed. Thus, when using procedures to implement delegation, note that:
The design and functionality is not very different from using classes. The difference is in the level of compile-time checking.
A procedure container can use class instances as delegates.
The design and functionality is not very different from using classes. The difference is in the level of compile-time checking.