What does it mean to implement this method?

[airfrog19]

What does it mean? Any examples?

[RedSphyxis]

what method? what??  :huh:

[MRE Teck]

BOOM!!!

(That was my mind)

[airfrog19]

what method? what??  :huh:

like what does it mean to implement a method?

[RedSphyxis]

Uhmm to implement is to carry out in other words. Implementing this method would be: carrying out/doing/start this method

[madknight3]

I think it's a general way of just saying "Write a method".

public void Example(){    // ...}

You might get a question that says "Implement a method to do blah blah blah" which means "Write a method to do blah blah blah".

// Example: Implement a method that returns the sum of two integers.public int Sum(int a, int b){    return a + b;}

It can also more specifically mean "Implement the methods from an interface/abstract class" but this is just saying "Finish writing a pre-defined method" so if you haven't yet learned about interfaces or abstract classes yet, don't worry about it.

[airfrog19]

 

[airfrog19]

I think it's a general way of just saying "Write a method".

public void Example(){    // ...}

You might get a question that says "Implement a method to do blah blah blah" which means "Write a method to do blah blah blah".

// Example: Implement a method that returns the sum of two integers.public int Sum(int a, int b){    return a + b;}

It can also more specifically mean "Implement the methods from an interface/abstract class" but this is just saying "Finish writing a pre-defined method" so if you haven't yet learned about interfaces or abstract classes yet, don't worry about it.

okay i get it. thanks.  

[JonathanH]

What does it mean? Any examples?

Well to implement a method means that the method doesn't have to have a method body yet, but in the future your program will add the necessary body info. Well atleast that's what i think it means, don't quote me on this

[jubjub]

Well to implement a method means that the method doesn't have to have a method body yet, but in the future your program will add the necessary body info. Well atleast that's what i think it means, don't quote me on this

Quoted ;D

 

Implementing a method just means to create or use a method, depends on the context which one.

[manon_gfx]

In C and C++ you can have a declaration to tell the compiler that there is going to be a function with a certain name, return value and parameters. You do that like this
void MyFunction(int arg1, float arg2);

Then later on you can define or implement the function by giving it a body. You do that like this:
void MyFunction(int arg1, float arg2)

{

  printf("%f\n", (float)arg1 + arg2);

}

 

I am not sure if you were asking this, your question is very vague.