Member Functions
Classes may declare member functions that each instance of the class may call.
Declaring a member function is done with
member function declare start. It takes in the function's privacy (as public,protected, orprivate), name in PascalCase, return type, and any number of (name, type) pairs of parameters.class start : Announcer
member variable declare : private Greeting string
member function declare start : public Greet void name string
print : { concatenate : { member variable : private { this } Greeting } (", ") name "!" }
member function declare end
constructor start : public Announcer greeting string
operation : { member variable : private { this } Greeting } equals greeting
constructor end
class end
In C#:
using System;
class Announcer
{
private string greeting;
public void Greet(string name)
{
Console.WriteLine(this.greeting + ", " + name + "!");
}
Announcer(string greeting)
{
this.greeting = greeting;
}
}
In Python:
class Announcer:
def greet(self, name):
print(self.__greeting + ", + " + name + "!")
def __init__(self, string):
self.__greeting = greeting
Call member functions with the
member function command. It takes in the same function privacy, , caller's name, and any number of parameters.member function : public announcer Greet ("Sample")
- In C#:
announcer.Greet("Sample"); - In Python:
announcer.greet("sample")
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