The beauty of local functions is that you can call them from anywhere inside your method. To illustrate this, add the following line of code just before the return statement of the GetShopfloorSpace() method. This essentially overrides whatever we passed to the method initially.
building.TotalShopFloorSpace = CalculateShopFloorSpace(10, 9, 17);
The modified method will now look like this:
public Building GetShopfloorSpace(int floorCommonArea, int buildingWidth, int buildingLength){ Building building = new Building(); building.TotalShopFloorSpace = CalculateShopFloorSpace( floorCommonArea, buildingWidth, buildingLength); int CalculateShopFloorSpace(int common, int width, int length) { return (width * length) - common; } ...
