Named Arguments can make your code more C# with Example
clear Consider this simple class: class SmsUtil { public bool SendMessage(string from, string to, string message, int retryCount, object attachment) { // Some code } } Before C# 3.0 it was: var result = SmsUtil.SendMessage("Mehran", "Maryam", "Hello there!", 12, null); you can make this method call even more clear with named arguments: var result = SmsUtil.SendMessage( from: "Mehran", to: "Maryam", message "Hello there!", retryCount: 12, attachment: null); Arguments