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Hailes the strings are the hardest.

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Once again welcome to the next video of Codlin fundamentals.

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Now in this video let us not proceed and check out what is the syntax to define functions in Coquelin.

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So our typical method in case of Codlin appears to be like this.

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So we have a keyword this matter name.

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These are the arguments and this is the return type.

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And then here we return something.

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So our typical method in case of Cartland has some syntax such as this is the one keyword.

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This is the method name.

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These are the formal parameters such as length and breadth.

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And here are the end I have returned by now to define a return type.

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You have to simply use a colon followed by a space and followed by the return type such as integer string

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boolean and so on.

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And now here with the help of this method we are actually finding the area of a tangle or something

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like that.

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So here I am simply returning length into bread which is equivalent to integer value that we have defined

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here.

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Now apart from the don't die the methods can also return void.

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That is.

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It has also got the right to return.

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Nothing so far that the syntax is this right.

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So here function fine area length and breadth.

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And here instead of void in Cartland we are using Unix.

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So this unit is actually equivalent to the void in Java right.

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So if you don't want to return anything in Scotland then simply use galloon space unit.

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No aspell the Cartland Gordon convention.

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If you'd done nothing then you don't need to define this unit explicitly here.

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By default if you don't define anything here then also the code will work.

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So if you want to you can also remove this unit from here.

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It is of no use and now inside the intelligent ID inside our Kaytee file.

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Let us try to write our first function.

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Let's see if you are in space a function to add two numbers.

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They simply define the method body and radio record inside this.

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So here I would simply define the variable of let's see a equal to two and then that would be equal

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to let's see forward.

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And now here I will simply print though some of these two numbers.

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Or if you want you can also define that sum equal to a plus b like this.

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And then finally and then finally at the end I will simply print the sum such as some is let's see a

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list B on insert of this.

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You can also use the entire politian.

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That is the string in the politian actually studied in the previous videos right.

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So curly bracket open and close along with a prefix of a same.

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And I guess I forgot to use some very well here.

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So as of now let us remove this right.

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So this completes our called.

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Now the question arises from where we are going to call this method of error.

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We don't have any main method defined in case of Cartland.

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So here I would simply define my toplevel main method which is actually equivalent to public static

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void main.

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In case of Java programming so let us define the fun main here.

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Just go on Adye of string.

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Right as simple as that.

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And we already know all these things from the previous values of discourse so simply call this ad Metford

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And now let us run the code.

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And remember this main method is actually the entry point of your application.

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So this method will simply call Add method which in turn will simply print apers be sorted out and the

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called in the output.

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We have some is 6 and now let us make it print LN and then run the code again.

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So this makes our output better.

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Right.

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And now if you know this here this argument does not return anything.

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So here you can also use clone space unit which is actually equal into void.

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In case of Java no aspell that Cartland coding convention you don't have to specify you need.

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If you don't return anything.

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So by default every method returns unique.

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That is weird.

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So you can remove it and it will work perfectly fine.

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Right.

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And now suppose I want to pass these two variables as paramita.

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So for that part I really do.

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I will simply pass to my food here and now let us remove these two lines of code and then specify variable.

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A clone of the type of and comma variable be all of the type of end.

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And now here I am simply printing all the values inside the function.

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And so let us know.

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And they're called So this is how we pass the argument in case of Cartland.

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So some is sixth grade.

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And now suppose our requirement is that let us bring this statement inside the main method not here.

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That is we want in return the sum of these two numbers so far out of our day will do is I will simply

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use that sum equal to add two numbers and then I will simply correct this statement and paste it here.

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And instead of this let us use let's say dollar some light that string politian Or alternatively you

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can also use less.

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Right.

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So no issue in this as well.

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Now here I have to return the sum of inby so that I can print it here right.

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So far that I have simply written legacy return a less B and now it simply shows an error type mismatch.

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Now the return type is Bideford is unique.

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Now here we are returning the endangered value.

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So instead of unit latest type capital I N D.

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So this method simply returns the sum of these two numbers and still it inside the very the variable

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the sum.

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And then we print it out here.

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So let us know.

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And they're called.

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So here we get some is 6.

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So this was all about the basic syntax for the functions in case of Cartland.

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So get you guys in the next video.

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Thanks for watching.

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Have a good day.