is it possible to pass param. names and arguments together when calling a function?

[trendisyourfriend]

If one defines this function private void multiplyNumbers( int x, int y)

When we call it, is it possible to pass the parameter names and arguments together like this:

result = multiplyNumbers(x = 10, y = 25)

When i try this with Ninjascript i get an error.

[trendisyourfriend]

I think i found my own answer:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/classes-and-structs/named-and-optional-arguments

[NinjaTrader_BrandonH]

Hello trenedisyourfriend,

Thank you for your post.

This would be a C# related question. Please note that it is against our policy to provide C# programming education services in our Support department.

That said, the link you mentioned would be a good place to look for education on this topic. If you have a custom method, private void multiplyNumbers(int x, int y), then you would call that method as follows.

multiplyNumbers(10, 25)

I have personally found DotNetPerls to be a very helpful publicly available educational resource with simple, direct, and easy-to-follow examples.

https://www.dotnetperls.com/

Other useful resources on learning C# that are publicly available:
NinjaScript Debugging
Softsteel Soluions
CSharp Essentials
C# Station
The Code Project

Let us know if we may assist further.

[trendisyourfriend]

Thank you Brandon for your link.

From the link i posted, i now know i can use these forms too:
multiplyNumbers(x: 10, y: 25) or multiplyNumbers(y: 25, x: 10)