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C#

arguement in c#

what are arguement in c# Please help

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
241,970 Points

An "argument" is simply a value passed to a function when it is called, for examples:

  • setColor("red"); :point_left: the string "red" is the argument
  • largest = max(price, 32); :point_left: price and 32 are arguments

Ok then what is a parameter is it the samething

why cant you explain Constructors like this

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
241,970 Points

A "parameter" is the name used as a placeholder for an argument in the definition of a function:

  • function setColor(choice) { :point_left: choice is a parameter
  • function max(val1, val2) { :point_left: val1 and val2 are parameters

I'm not sure what you mean by explaining constructors — did I explain them before some other way?

explained constructors like this next time thank you