Q:

Is There a C#.Net Equivalent to Objective-C's Selector

This is a C#.net question for Objective-C developers who also work with C#.Net
As you know, Objective-C you can parse a method name to a Selector; and the method can also belong to an outside class.
I would like to be able to use this type of method in C#.Net as it would be a lot cleaner than creating loads of Events which can become messy and hard to manage. 
If this is possible, how can I achieve this? Thank you!
Example:
public class Main
{
    public void MyProcess(Callback toMethod)
    {
        // do some fancy stuff and send it to callback object       
        toMethod(result);
    }
}

public class Something
{
    public void RunMethod()
    {
        MyProcess(Method1);
        MyProcess(Method2);
    }

    private void Method1(object result)
    {
        // do stuff for this callback
    }

    private void Method2(object result)
    {
        // do stuff for this callback
    }
}

A:

I don't know Objective-C, but I think you want something like this:
public class Main
{
    public void MyProcess(Action<object> toMethod, object result)
    {
        // do some fancy stuff and send it to callback object       
        toMethod(result);
    }
}

public class Something
{
    public void RunMethod()
    {
        object result = new object();
        MyProcess(Method1, result);
        MyProcess(Method2, result);
    }

    private void Method1(object result)
    {
        // do stuff for this callback
    }

    private void Method2(object result)
    {
        // do stuff for this callback
    }
}

