Hey, i know This may be confusing because im pulling from a different thread, but it IS related to my long list of “wha?”
So on:
When you say
Parameters: from I think MSDN
In C#, arguments can be passed to parameters either by value or by reference. Passing by reference enables function members, methods, properties, indexers, operators, and constructors to change the value of the parameters and have that change persist in the calling environment.Jul 20, 2015
Does this mean that anything in the () when added/adjusted/used is a variable, something that can alter the DoSomething method?
Such as DoSomething(TypeThisMessage){}?
But originally my question was with void, You say,
So the only string I understand is the text.text string, and only because I know that strings go inside quotes. I can imagine the multitude of other strings to be used, but that isn’t in my knowledge base for now.
If I am to use a string, the program would return the string to the user? (whatever i put in the quotes?)
But if I had used void then nothing would be returned to the user?
What is IT, and where is IT returning WHAT to?