Constituents
Learn about what constitutes method!
What makes a method?
There are four things that constitute a method:
- a name
- a block of code
- (optionally) accepting input
- returning output
Not all methods actually need input (so they don’t take any), and not always do we care about the output that a method returns.
Example
Imagine a vending ...
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