Adding Methods to Classes
Methods are functions and subroutines that just happen to belong to a class or structure. We covered structures in Chapter 5, so all of our examples will be demonstrated using classes in this chapter.
Anything you can do with a procedure in a module, you can do with a procedure in a class. The only rule when it comes to methods is subjective measure of good taste. Personally, I like Beethoven and the rock band Creed, so my tastes are probably different than yours. Does this mean that all bets are off when it comes to implementing methods? The answer is both yes and no.
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