Using value returned by a method as input parameter in C#

Question

I have a method returnNo in C# that returns a string as shown below.

public string RecordNo()
{
    //Get the string of the Record No from the page
    string recordSavedNumber = recordNoForRecord.Text.Replace("- Record #", "");
    return recordSavedNumber;
}

I also want to use the recordSavedNumber returned by the method above as input parameter in a searchMethod show below

public void searchRecord(string recordNum){
// do something
}

Can someone please assist how I can do that?

Joel Coehoorn · Accepted Answer · 2022-02-28 22:33:26Z

2

Like this

 var num = RecordNo();
 searchRecord(num);

or like this:

searchRecord(RecordNo());

edited Feb 28, 2022 at 22:33

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pm100 Over a year ago

@Joel Coehoorn i suspect there is more to it that this simple answer tho, seems too easy

LMU Over a year ago

Thanks. The first one is the one that worked

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