In C#, you can add a method to a class by defining it within the class using the following syntax:
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The public
keyword indicates that the method is accessible from outside the class. You can also use private
or protected
to restrict access to the method.
To call the method on an instance of the class, you simply use the dot notation:
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This will call the MyMethod
method on the myObject
instance of the MyClass
class.
Keep in mind that you can also pass parameters to the method, and return values from the method if needed.
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