Category: C#
C# Compiler Error – CS0761 partial method declarations of ‘{0}’ hav
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS0761 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS0761 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS0761 Partial method declarations of ‘{0}’ have inconsistent constraints for type parameter ‘{1}’
C# Compiler Error – CS1955 non-invocable member ‘{0}’ cannot be use
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1955 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1955 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1955 Non-invocable member ‘{0}’ cannot be used like a method.
C# Compiler Error – CS8095 length of string constant resulting from
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS8095 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS8095 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8095 Length of String constant resulting from concatenation exceeds System.Int32.MaxValue. Try splitting the string into multiple constants.
C# Compiler Warning – CS8793 the given expression always matches the
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS8793 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS8793 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8793 The given expression always matches the provided pattern.
C# Compiler Error – CS0747 invalid initializer member declarator
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS0747 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS0747 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS0747 Invalid initializer member declarator
C# Compiler Error – CS0662 cannot specify the out attribute on a re
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS0662 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS0662 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS0662 Cannot specify the Out attribute on a ref parameter without also specifying the In attribute.
C# Compiler Warning – CS8851 ‘{0}’ defines ‘equals’ but not ‘gethashc
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS8851 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS8851 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8851 ‘{0}’ defines ‘Equals’ but not ‘GetHashCode’
C# Compiler Warning – CS8105 attribute ‘{0}’ is ignored when public s
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS8105 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS8105 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8105 Attribute ‘{0}’ is ignored when public signing is specified.
How to Change the Start-up Project in Universal App ?
When launching the universal app from Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 , you can decide to run either the Windows Phone 8.1 project or Windows Store 8.1 app . How to Change the Start-up Project in Universal App ? To change the start-up project in Universal App when launching the app locally on Windows 8.1 PC , click the dropdown button that displays “Local Machine” and…
C# Compiler Warning – CS8881 field ‘{0}’ must be fully assigned befor
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS8881 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS8881 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8881 Field ‘{0}’ must be fully assigned before control is returned to the caller
C# Compiler Error – CS7067 attribute constructor parameter ‘{0}’ is
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS7067 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS7067 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS7067 Attribute constructor parameter ‘{0}’ is optional, but no default parameter value was specified.
C# Compiler Error – CS7101 member ‘{0}’ added during the current de
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS7101 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS7101 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS7101 Member ‘{0}’ added during the current debug session can only be accessed from within its declaring assembly ‘{1}’.