Create methods in C# console applications (Get started with C#, Part 5)
Learn how to create methods for C# console applications. Use parameters and return values to manipulate data across applications. Learn to use named and optional arguments to simplify code.
Experience with basic coding tasks such as instantiating variables, using various data types, and sending output to a console window., Experience using Visual Studio Code to create and run simple console applications., Experience using C# data types including int, string, double, and arrays, Experience using switch statements, if-else statements, and for loops, Experience using string.Split
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