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What is the Difference between imperative and interrogative
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Answer / nayana
Some methods return values or provide information back to
the calling code. These are called interrogative methods.
Others, called imperative methods, just perform a service
and return nothing to the calling code.
In VB.NET, methods are implemented using Sub (for
imperative methods) or Function (for interrogative methods)
routines within the class module that defines our object.
Sub routines may accept parameters, but they don't return
any result value when they are complete. Function routines
can also accept parameters, and they always generate a
result value that can be used by the calling code.
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Answer / kamlesh sharma
imperatice funcition which returns a value and
interrogative function does not return any value
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