how to return multiple values using only one method

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i have three textboxes............in one textbox i input value 1000
and on its TextBox1_TextChanged i want to calculate values (1000+10%of1000) on textbox2

and (1000+20%of1000) on textbox3 and want to use only one method cal and want this method to be in a class

and in TextBox1_TextChanged: through class object method cal should be invoked
is this possible
pls tell
regards

Posted 2-Jan-13 1:25am

shivani 2013

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Jibesh 2-Jan-13 7:30am

to return multiple values from a method is simple and you can achieve that using the ref keyword is that what you want? is that enough for you?

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Jibesh · Answer 1 · 2013-01-02T01:35:00

To return multiple values you can use either ref or out keyword as your arguments eg:

you can use /out

C#

void ReturnMultiple(out string value1,out int value2,out flow value3)
{
   value1 = "value1";
   value2 = 0;
   value3 = 100.0f;
}

or

C#

void ReturnMultiple(ref string value1,ref int value2,ref flow value3)
{
   value1 = "value1";
   value2 = 0;
   value3 = 100.0f;
};

Read more about 'ref' and 'out' Keywords here
What is the difference between the ref and out keywords in C#?[^]

Devang Vaja · Answer 2 · 2013-01-02T01:54:00

C#

Protected Void TextBox1_TextChanged(Sender s,Object e)
{

Str= CalculateBoth(val1,val2,val3);
string[] words = str.Split(',');
Txt1.Text=words[0];
Txt2.Text=words[1];
} 
static void CalculateBoth(int a,int b,int c)
{
int d=a + b % c;
int e=a + (b+10) % c;
string str= convert.toString(d) + "," + convert.toString(e);
return str;   
}

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