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What is the difference between method and message?
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Answer / smita
Message:
Objects communicate by sending messages to each other. A
message is sent to invoke a method.
Method:
Provides response to a message. It is an implementation of
an operation.
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Answer / dd
Method is a function or procedure that is defined for a
class and typically can access the internal state of an
object of that class to perform some operation. While
message is refer to instruction that is send to object which
will invoke the related method.
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Answer / scott
A message is any packet of communication between objects.
The objects may be in the same program, or they may be on
different systems. It simply doesn't matter.
A method is a block of code attached to an object by some
means. It may be implicitly attached by means of a class,
or it may be an anonymous closure attached to an arbitrary
attribute of the object.
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Answer / rajputvishal
A message is an instruction to perform some operation send by an object to another object which will perform the operation.
A method is the implementation which is executed after receiving the message
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Answer / earvinyuvi
Message:
Objects communicate by sending messages to each other. A
message is sent to invoke a method.
Method:
Provides response to a message. It is an implementation of
an operation.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 6 Yes | 2 No |
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