Methods are reusable code blocks that will only execute when called.
Defining Methods
A method can be created inside a class by typing void followed by the method’s name, a set of parentheses, and a code block. The void keyword means that the method will not return a value. The naming convention for methods is the same as for classes—a descriptive name with each word initially capitalized.
class MyApp
{
void MyPrint()
{
System.Console.WriteLine("Hello World");
}
}
All methods in C# must belong to a class, and they are the only place where statements may be executed. C# does not have ...
