in my `Program.cs`

I declare a delegate

```
public delegate bool FilterDelegate(Employee emp);

```

I create a list of employees

```
 List<Employee> employees = new List<Employee>
 {
               new Employee(){ID= 1907, Name= "Mary Sue", Experience = 5},
               new Employee(){ID= 1353, Name= "Peggy Sue",  Experience = 1},
               new Employee(){ID= 1645, Name= "Gary Stu", Experience = 2},
               new Employee(){ID= 141, Name= "John Doe", Experience = 3},
               new Employee(){ID= 1033, Name= "Jimmy Smith",  Experience = 4}
      };

```

call the displaying function and passthe delegate

```
Employee.FilterAndDisplay(employees, cutOffFilter);

static bool cutOffFilter(Employee emp)
{

    return emp.Experience < 4;
}

```

in `Employee.cs`

```
public static void FilterAndDisplay(List <Employee> employees, FilterDelegate filter)
{
    var table = new ConsoleTable("ID", "Name", "Experience");

    foreach (var emp in employees)
    {
        if(filter(emp))
        {
            table.AddRow(emp.ID, emp.Name, emp.Experience);
        }

    }

    table.Write();
    Console.WriteLine(); 
}

```

Now this works fine as it is. But what if I want to make the number of years experience dynamic? How do I pass a variable to `static bool cutOffFilter` ? and then use it in `if(filter(emp))` ?