In the .NET terminology, method is the word that represents procedures in other programming languages; basically a method is a member that performs an operation. Methods are of two kinds: Sub
(which does not return values) and Function
(which instead returns a value). The following are minimal examples of methods:
This book makes intensive use of methods, so detailed descriptions on implementations are provided across chapters.
Methods’ visibility within types can be assigned using one of the qualifiers listed in Table 7.1. If no qualifier is specified, Public
is assigned by default.
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