C# Development for Beginners #11: Methods - Organizing Code into Reusable Blocks

October 16, 2025
C# Development for Beginners #11: Methods - Organizing Code into Reusable Blocks

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Video Description

Methods let you write code once and use it everywhere! This is how we build complex programs from simple, testable pieces.

What you'll learn:

  • Creating and calling methods
  • Method anatomy (access, return type, name, parameters)
  • Parameters for input
  • Return values for output
  • Method overloading
  • Optional parameters with default values
  • Named arguments for clarity
  • Pass by value vs reference (again!)
  • Method scope and local variables
  • Expression body methods
  • Best practices for method design

Key principles:

  • Single responsibility - one method, one job
  • Keep methods small (under 20-30 lines)
  • Meaningful verb names (CalculateTax, not Process)
  • Consistent parameter ordering

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Chapters

  • 0:00 Methods - Organizing Your Code
  • 0:01 www.benday.com
  • 0:26 Why Methods Change Everything
  • 0:46 Your First Method
  • 0:58 Method Anatomy
  • 1:12 Parameters - Input to Methods
  • 1:21 Return Values - Output from Methods
  • 1:43 Method Overloading
  • 1:53 Optional Parameters
  • 2:03 Named Arguments
  • 2:14 Pass by Value vs Reference
  • 2:24 Method Scope
  • 2:35 Expression Body Methods
  • 2:46 Method Best Practices
  • 3:18 Common Method Mistakes
  • 3:46 Key Takeaways
  • 4:16 Next: Debugging

Video Info

  • Duration: 4:31
  • Published: October 16, 2025

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