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17,062 Pointsquestion about a piece of code
public MapLocation GetLocationAt(int pathStep)
{
if(pathStep < _path.Length)
{
return _path[pathStep];
}
else
{
return null;
}
}
why when we create the method i have to add the "MapLocation" to the code?
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,198 PointsEvery class method (other than a constructor) must declare a return type. Even a method that returns nothing must still declare a type of "void". But in this case, the method returns a "MapLocation".
This was pointed out in the Ternary If video at about time index 2:20.