Sams Teach Yourself Visual C# 2008 in 24 Hours: Complete Starter Kit

Chapter 10. Creating and Calling Methods

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Creating methods

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Calling methods

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Exiting methods

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Passing parameters

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Avoiding recursive methods

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Working with tasks

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You’ve now spent about nine hours building the basic skills necessary to navigate Visual C# 2008 and to create an application interface. Creating a good interface is important, but it’s only one of many steps toward creating a Windows program. After you’ve created the basic interface of an application, you need to enable the program to do something. The program might perform an action all on ...