Q:

What's the difference between a "delegator" and "delegatee"?

I've seen both delegator and delegatee used interchangeably in a conversation, and it always leaves me ambivalent to which is correct to use, and when or under what circumstances/context?
It would be nice if someone could point out the difference between the two, and an example would also be appreciated.

A:

I suppose delegator is a thing or person that delegates something. And delegatee is to whom something is delegated. Delegator is a source and delegatee is a target.

