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how to return more than one value in function

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how to return more than one value in function

diamond diamond

13yAsked Aug 31, 2013, 4:30 PM1.4kVisual Basic .NET

Hi

I have a function , which I want return 2 variable with various datatype.

private List , double[,] Do(double paramTime, double MinTime)

{

list HC= new list (50) ;

double[,] totalVal= new double[hosts.Count,1];

return HC , totalVal ;

}

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Vulpes13y ago
Accepted answer
There are several ways such as using 'out' parameters or a custom class.

However, if you're using .NET 4.0 or later, you can use a Tuple:

private Tuple, double[,]> Do(double paramTime, double MinTime)
{
List HC = new List(50);
double[,] totalVal = new double[hosts.Count,1];
return Tuple.Create(HC, totalVal);
}

You can then call this method with code such as the following:

Tuple, double[,]> tuple = Do(paramTime, MinTime);
List list = tuple.Item1;
double[,] array = tuple.Item2;
diamond diamond13y ago
Thankss