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Basically like using the out keyword. But the problem is with the out keyword, you still have to declare a variable outside the method call, like:
double result; Double.TryParse ( '76', out result ); where as I want something like:
Double.TryParse ( '76', out result ); and there I get a new variable called result.
Is there a way to do this (by using out or not)?
You can use C# tuples to compose multiple variables into one.