C# Methods

What is a Method?

A method is a block of code that performs a specific task.

Methods help you organize your code into reusable pieces instead of writing the same code multiple times.

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After defining a method, you need to call it to run the code inside it.

The method name followed by parentheses executes the method.

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Methods can take parameters, which are inputs passed into the method.

This allows methods to work with different values each time they are called.

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Some methods return a value using the return keyword.

Instead of just printing something, these methods send a result back to where they were called.

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A void method does not return a value. It simply performs an action.

A method with a return type sends a value back.

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Method overloading allows you to create multiple methods with the same name but different parameters.

This makes your code cleaner and easier to use.

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Methods are essential for writing clean and maintainable code.

Create a method that takes two numbers and returns their average.

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