Chapter 3. Writing Methods and Applying Scope
After completing this chapter, you will be able to
Declare and call methods.
Pass information to a method.
Return information from a method.
Define local and class scope.
Use the integrated debugger to step into and out of methods as they run.
In Chapter 2, you learned how to declare variables, how to create expressions using operators, and how precedence and associativity control the way in which expressions containing multiple operators are evaluated. In this chapter, you’ll learn about methods. You’ll see how to declare and call methods, and you’ll also learn how to use arguments and parameters to pass information to a method as well as return information from a method by using a return statement. You’ll ...
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