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I came across some sample code in VB.Net which I have some experience with and kinda having a duh moment figuring out the meaning of :=.
RefreshNavigationImages(bForward:=True, startIndex:=-1)
The sig for this method is RefreshNavigationImages(boolean, int). Is this a default value if null? Like “bIsSomething ?? false”?
Tried to bing/google but they just don’t like searching for operators especially if it’s only 2 chars.
They are named parameters. They let you specify values for arguments in function calls by name rather than order.