Anonymous delegates in C# are extremely useful, but in order to use themcorrectly, it is important to understand scoping in C#. Just the other day I cameacross a situation in which the behavior I expected was completely differentfrom what actually happened - because it was all happening in the wrongscope. So, I thought if it confused me, I should throw it up here as a tutorial,because I'm sure it has confused other people.Take a look at the block of code below, where we are creating (and thenreturning) a set of delegates that will print out a number to the console. What doyou think will get printed out when each delegate in the returned array getscalled?