Why does “Func test = value ? F: F” not compile?

Question

I have seen similar questions to this, but they involve different types so I think this is a new question.

Consider the following code:

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Answer 1

var test = value ? (Action)Func: (Action)Func;

Actually, type of method is expressed by delegate it matches. System.Action that i used to cast methods to, is the delegate with signature returning void and taking no parameters - it matches your Func() method. And now your test will know that it is type of System.Action. Delegates are something like interfaces for methods. Take a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173171(v=vs.80).aspx