Would saying "Call the printf function" be the same as "Call the printf method"?
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These are a different level classifications:
A method is a function (or procedure) associated with object – a concept from Object Oriented Programming.
A function is the logical unit (a piece of reusable code called by name) independent of any objects (those might not even exist in particular language). So the method is a function, but a function exists also in non-OO languages, so the reverse is not true.
