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10,421 PointsThe number of arguments that a method takes is called what?
In the lesson, it was inaudible to me and the transcript.
2 Answers
Michael Hulet
47,913 PointsFrom the teacher's notes:
"The number of arguments a method takes is called the arity."
Tejpal Sahota
10,975 PointsAlthough it's still quite fun to read: The number of arguments that the method takes is called [INAUDIBLE]
Mark Reid
1,948 PointsMark Reid
1,948 PointsWould be great if the video transcript could be updated to say this too.