Does the return breaks the method?

Question

when the return ... runs does it breaks method or it continues

Answer 1

It will break the method.
But break is sort of a miss-leading word to use.

When a method is returned, it terminates.
However, the value of what was returned (if any) is given as the function call.

Here's some examples/

static void ex(){
return;
Console.Write("After return!");
}

Then if I call the method:
ex();

There is no output.
Since 'return' terminated the method before the statement 'Console.Write("...")' could run.

But you can also do something like this:

int pi = getPi();

static float getPi(){
return 3.14;
// terminates the method, and returns 3.14
}

Now the variable pi will have the value of what the function 'getPi()' returned. Which was 3.14.
So, pi is 3.14.

Answer 2

It returns from the method immediately without executing the code after the return statement.

Answer 3

It is like a break and an equal cimbined, for a function.
But using it outside a function yields an error

Answer 4

as i understood, the called method will not continue after the return statement

(Thanks for explanation 👍)