Parameter Action in which T3 can be optional

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Optional parameters are an attribute of a method or delegate parameter. When you call a signature (method or delegate) that has a known optional parameter at compile-time, the compiler will insert the optional parameter value at the callsite.

The runtime is not aware of optional parameters, so you can’t make a delegate that inserts an optional parameter when it’s called.

Instead, you need to declare a custom delegate type with an optional parameter:

public delegate void MyDelegate(IEnumerable<string> param1, string param2, int param3 = 1);

When calling this delegate, you will be able to omit the third parameter, regardless of the declaration of the method(s) it contains.

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