Lecture

Method Calls: Evaluation and Examples

Description

This lecture covers the three aspects of a method: summary/contract, creation/construction, and usage. It explains the process of method calls, including passing arguments, evaluating expressions, and returning values. Examples and summaries are provided to illustrate the concepts.

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