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ASP.NET Basics (Part 6): Fully Function-al
ASP.NET Basics \(Part 6\): Fully Function-al
Find out how to modularize your code in C# by abstracting it into functions. This segment of our ASP.NET tutorial covers defining and invoking functions, function return values and function arguments, together with a discussion of variable scope within an ASP.NET script. Duscuss the article in this thread. You can read the article here .
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