Difference between events with an event with SomeEvent (arg) and SomeEvent.Invoke (arg)

Question

Is there any difference in use

SomeEvent(arg);

and

SomeEvent.Invoke(arg);

If there is no significant difference, which one is better?

Answer 1

The first form is C # syntactic sugar for the second. I have not seen anyone use the second form, but I can imagine that some code generators could “provide the future” with code.

Answer 2

No difference, they are equivalent. SomeEvent(arg);is just syntactic sugar for.Invoke

Answer 3

They are exactly the same. The agreement is to use the first form.