In C#, functions are written as "methods". Here is the basic syntax for creating a method:
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Explanation of the components:
<access modifier>: This determines the visibility of the method. Some common access modifiers are public, private, and protected.<return type>: This specifies the data type of the value that the method will return. If the method does not return anything, use the void keyword.<method name>: This is the name of the method, which you can choose freely (with some restrictions).<parameters>: This is a comma-separated list of input parameters for the method. Each parameter is specified as <type> <name>.Here is an example of a method that takes two integers as input and returns their sum:
main.cs76 chars6 linesIn this example, the access modifier is public, the return type is int, the method name is Sum, and there are two input parameters of type int named x and y. The method body calculates the sum of x and y, stores the result in a variable, and returns the result as an int value.
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