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Can I dynamically create a function and invoke it (passing values into it) in one line of code?
Clarification: I was looking for some way that could allow me to create an anonymous function and then calling it directly. Sort of:
delegate(string aa){ MessageBox.show(aa); }("Hello World!");
or something like that (I know the above code does not compile, but I wanted something close).
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Syntax to Call a Function We can call a C function just by passing the required parameters along with function name. If function returns a value, then we can store returned value in a variable of same data type. int sum = getSum(5, 7); Above statement will call a function named getSum and pass 5 and 7 as a parameter.
Function Calling: It is only called by its name in the main() function of a program. We can pass the parameters to a function calling in the main() function. Syntax: Add(a, b) // a and b are the parameters.
Nested function is not supported by C because we cannot define a function within another function in C. We can declare a function inside a function, but it's not a nested function.
Recursive Functions in C ProgrammingFunctions in C programming are recursive if they can call themselves until the exit condition is satisfied.
The .Invoke is actually not needed; you can just write:
new Action<int>(x => Console.WriteLine(x))(3);
or for C# 2.0:
new Action<int>(delegate(int x) { Console.WriteLine(x); })(3);
new Action<int>(x => Console.WriteLine(x))(3);
it's not so readable but answering your question, you definitely can.
EDIT: just noticed you tagged it as c# 2.0, the answer above is for 3.5, for 2.0 it would be
new Action<int>(delegate(int x) { Console.WriteLine(x); })(3);
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