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Using <code>Func<string></code> and <code>Action<string></code> (obviously very different to <code>Action</code> and <code>Func<string></code>) in the <code>ClassWithDelegateMethods</code> removes the ambiguity. The ambiguity also occurs between <code>Action</code> and <code>Func<int></code>. I also get the ambiguity error with this: <pre><code>class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { ClassWithSimpleMethods classWithSimpleMethods = new ClassWithSimpleMethods(); ClassWithDelegateMethods classWithDelegateMethods = new ClassWithDelegateMethods(); classWithDelegateMethods.Method(classWithSimpleMethods.GetOne); } } class ClassWithDelegateMethods { public void Method(Func<int> func) { /* do something */ } public void Method(Func<string> func) { /* do something */ } } class ClassWithSimpleMethods { public string GetString() { return ""; } public int GetOne() { return 1; } } </code></pre> Further experimentation shows that when passing in a method group by its self, the return type is completely ignored when determining which overload to use. <pre><code>class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { ClassWithSimpleMethods classWithSimpleMethods = new ClassWithSimpleMethods(); ClassWithDelegateMethods classWithDelegateMethods = new ClassWithDelegateMethods(); //The call is ambiguous between the following methods or properties: //'test.ClassWithDelegateMethods.Method(System.Func<int,int>)' //and 'test.ClassWithDelegateMethods.Method(test.ClassWithDelegateMethods.aDelegate)' classWithDelegateMethods.Method(classWithSimpleMethods.GetX); } } class ClassWithDelegateMethods { public delegate string aDelegate(int x); public void Method(Func<int> func) { /* do something */ } public void Method(Func<string> func) { /* do something */ } public void Method(Func<int, int> func) { /* do something */ } public void Method(Func<string, string> func) { /* do something */ } public void Method(aDelegate ad) { } } class ClassWithSimpleMethods { public string GetString() { return ""; } public int GetOne() { return 1; } public string GetX(int x) { return x.ToString(); } } </code></pre>
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