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Patrick Steele [MVP]
Use overloading:
public string GetInfo(int age, int type)
{
...
}
public string GetInfo(int age)
{
GetInfo(age, 5);
}
Now you can call GetInfo without supply a type and it will default to 5.
Use overloading:
public string GetInfo(int age, int type)
{
...
}
public string GetInfo(int age)
{
GetInfo(age, 5);
}
Now you can call GetInfo without supply a type and it will default to 5.
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Patrick Steele [MVP]
Not in C#. VB.NET supports optional parameters, but (in my opinion),
overloading is cleaner.
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msnews.microsoft.com
How can I specify default value of function parameter?
M
msnews.microsoft.com
Is there any other method?
Patrick Steele said:
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John Baro
Patrick Steele said:
In my opinion too
JB
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Steve McLellan
John Baro said:In my opinion too
JB
Rubbish! The fun you can have in C++ with default values...
Steve