C#•2mo ago

How to get a specific value from a method with multiple return values?

I want to access all of the int values when I call a method with the return line shown in the image, how would I go about writing it? e.g. I want to assign exp & gold to variables but don't know how to get them (is it done through an index???)

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Sehra•2mo ago

var res = Method();
// res.exp or res.Item1
// res.gold or res.Item2
// res.bones or res.Item3
// res.parts or res.Item4
var (exp, gold, bones, parts) = Method();

var res = Method();
// res.exp or res.Item1
// res.gold or res.Item2
// res.bones or res.Item3
// res.parts or res.Item4
var (exp, gold, bones, parts) = Method();

two ways, either get the tuple, or deconstruct it to variables

Ꜳåąɐȁặⱥᴀᴬ•2mo ago

you either give them a name (like return (Name: value, Name: value, ...); but names should be in the return type) so that you can access properties with that name or you have to use Item1, Item2, and so on

Sehra•2mo ago

you can also use _to discard some if you don't need them

var (exp, _, bones, _) = Method();

var (exp, _, bones, _) = Method();

you need to name the parts in the return for first to work

public (int res, int gold, int bones, int parts) Method()
{
  ...
}

public (int res, int gold, int bones, int parts) Method()
{
  ...
}

Crazy CactuarOP•2mo ago

I was about to say that the first method didn't work so I used Item1-4 instead, but I named the parts in the method and it works if I do that, thanks

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