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C# Named Arguments

Named arguments allow you to specify the name of the parameters when passing arguments to a method. This improves code readability and allows arguments to be provided in any order.

Key Topics

1. Using Named Arguments

Example: Specifying Parameter Names

DisplayInfo(age: 30, name: "Bob");  // Parameters specified by name

2. Benefits of Named Arguments

Named arguments enhance code clarity and allow you to pass arguments in any order.

3. Combining Named and Positional Arguments

Example: Mixing Argument Types

DisplayInfo("Alice", age: 25);  // First argument is positional, second is named

Key Takeaways

  • Named arguments specify which parameter an argument applies to.
  • They improve code readability and flexibility.
  • Arguments can be passed in any order when using named arguments.
  • Combining positional and named arguments is allowed, but positional arguments must come first.
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