Methods
Methods represent actions and are the .NET equivalent of what in other programming environments are called functions and procedures. A method can be a member of classes, structures, and modules. Methods that return a value are represented by Function..End Function blocks, such as the following:
Function DoSomething() As String Return "A text message"End Function
Methods that do not return a value are represented by Sub..End Sub blocks, such as the following:
Sub DoSomething()'write your code hereEnd Sub
Methods can receive parameters that can be processed within code blocks. Such parameters are called, in .NET terminology, arguments. The following code block shows an example of an argument named message ...
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