Write a public static void function named getLongestName. This function should be designed to take a String [] reference variable and use this to find the longest name in the array. Your function should then return this String. Make a call to this function in your main function passing it namesList at the actual parameter. Use the returned string so that you print out a meaningful message to the screen.

Write a public static void function named getLongestName. This function should be designed to take a String [] reference variable and use this to find the longest name in the array. Your function should then return this String. Make a call to this function in your main function passing it namesList at the actual parameter. Use the returned string so that you print out a meaningful message to the screen.

Microsoft Visual C#

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Chapter8: Advanced Method Concepts

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