Method overloading:
Method overloading is the one of the oops concept. Method
overloading is same method name but different parameters or different parameter
data types in a class.
For example:
Private real GetSalary(int empId)
{
…………….
}
Private real GetSalary(int empId, boolean plusBonus)
{
……
}
The above methods are same name “GetSalary” but parameters
are different. We can call this method like below
salaryAmount = GetSalary(3426);
or
salaryAmount = GetSalary(3426, true);
Unfortunately, X++ does n’t support method overloading, but it
supports options parameters. The optional parameter mimics like method
overloading. In X++ we can do the above business logic like below code by using
optional parameters.
Private real GetSalary(int empId, boolean plusBonus = false)
{
……………
}
Here, plusBonus variable is the optional parameters.
We can call the above method like below code
salaryAmount = GetSalary(3426); // The default value “False”
will be set to plusBonus parameter
or
salaryAmount = GetSalary(3426, true);
We can order optional parameters to end parameter(s). In other words the optional parameters should be placed end to the non optional parameters. We can't place non optional parameters next to optional parameters. For your reference please refer the below code. The below code is not supported.
Private real GetSalary(boolean plusBonus = false, int empId)
{
……………
}
Note: C# supports both method overloading and optional parameter concepts.
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