I have the following method which returns a tuple,
public Tuple<int, bool> GetStudentInformation(long stutID)
Called as,
Marks= GetStudentInformation((Id).Item1;
HasPassed= GetStudentInformation((Id).Item2;
This works fine as it is but I dont like that I call the same method twice to get item1 and item2, using Tuple is probably not the way ahead but any advice if c# has support to get two values returned over a single execution of the method?
You just need to save return value
Tuple<int, bool> info = GetStudentInformation(Id);
Marks = info.Item1;
HasPassed = info.Item2;
example of a clearer way I prefer when using tuples:
public (int data1, bool data2) GetStudentInformation(Id) {
return (123, true);
}
var studentInfo = GetStudentInformation(111);
Console.Write(studentInfo.data1);
Console.Write(studentInfo.data2);
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