What if I write static public void instead of public static void in c sharp?

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Since I'm new to OOPS concept,What if I write static public void instead of public static void in c sharp? Will that make any difference?

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The C# language specification defines a method header in chapter 15.6.1 as

method-header: attributesopt method-modifiersopt partialopt return-type member-name type-parameter-listopt ( formal-parameter-listopt ) type-parameter-constraints-clausesopt

and

method-modifiers:
method-modifier
method-modifiers method-modifier

So the order is

  • Attributes ([Something]) must go first
  • Modifers come next (new public protected internal private static virtual sealed override abstract extern) in any order (that's what you're asking about)
  • partial must be before the return type
  • the return type is before the method
  • the return type generics (<Something>) comes before parameters
  • parameters in parentheses
  • and a where clause last
user_4809820

  • It won’t make any difference as long as your method name comes last and the return type of your method comes second last.

  • It's generally a best practice to put the access specifier (i.e public, private, protected) at the start

user_26926880

No, this is pure standard coding guidelines, the generated code will be exactly the same. The general guideline is to put the visibility keyword first.

I suggest you to use the StyleCop analyzer in order to be used to efficient, standard guidelines : https://github.com/DotNetAnalyzers/StyleCopAnalyzers

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