Executing a method before returning a value in c# -

say have method works follows:

methoda() {     while(some condition) {         computation...         if(something 1) {             computation...             if(some condition) {                 return result;             }         }         else if(something 2) {             computation...             if(some other condition) {                 return result;             }         }     }     return something; } 

this method can return in both of conditions in while loop, or after while loop.

now want other method, call methodb(), activated before returning. can this:

methoda() {     while(some condition) {         computation...         if(something 1) {             ...             if(some condition) {                 methodb();                 return result1;             }             else if(something 2) {                 ...                 if(some condition) {                     methodb();                     return result2;                 }             }         }     }     methodb();     return result3; } 

but find ugly. there nicer way in c#?

does methodb depend on internal-state of methoda? if not, wrap methoda , call methodb after the original methoda (now renamed originalmethoda) returns:

methoda() {     var result = originalmethoda();     methodb();     return result; }  originalmethoda() {     // original methoda goes here, without calls methodb }