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I’m a little confused.
In the code:
[DllImport("library.dll")]
public static extern void function(int x);
why is the x required? Shouldn’t the int be enough as this is just a definition and not a declaration?
Its the C# Syntax, the same goes for methods in interface.
Probably the biggest reason is, that it adds clarity to the code. Parameter name may tells about the expected value in method