I've been developing desktop applications in VB6 before and been using the OPTIONAL class where a parameter is not totally required in your function. However, upon developing applications in Visual C#.Net, I didn't find that option. After googling around I found out that you can also do optional parameters on your function. Here is how you can do it.
in the declarations, add this:
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
After doing it, you may be able to use Optional class like how I used it below;
public string WhatsUp (string UrMessage, [Optional] string Name)
{
if (Name != "")
{
return UrMessage + ", " + Name;
}
else
{
return UrMessage;
}
}
Enjoy developing applications people.
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