Arguments With or Without Parentheses

As well as performing an action, methods create a return value. The return value can be either True or False. Even the ChartWizard method creates a return value True if the chart was created successfully, False if the method failed. Usually you aren t interested in these return values. 

An example of a method that creates a useful return value is the Checkspelling method. The CheckSpelling method has the following s)mtax  

If you use this method, you ll need the return value (either True or False) to determine whether the word is spelled correctly. 

If you want to use the return value of a method, you must enclose the arguments of the method in parentheses. If the arguments are not enclosed in parentheses, then the return value will not be available for use. Put another way, the expression 

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