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Difference between an argument and a parameter?
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Answer Posted / pankaj kaundal
In the method and function declaring valiable with data type
is known as parameater it is a refrence type.
void sum(int x, int y)//is parameter
and when it call and passing value is known as argument
like
object o=new object();
o.sum(12,20);//it is argument
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