Category: C#
C# Compiler Warning – CS0067 the event ‘{0}’ is never used
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS0067 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS0067 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS0067 The event ‘{0}’ is never used
C# Compiler Warning – CS1616 option ‘{0}’ overrides attribute ‘{1}’ g
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS1616 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS1616 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1616 Option ‘{0}’ overrides attribute ‘{1}’ given in a source file or added module
C# Compiler Error – CS1917 members of readonly field ‘{0}’ of type
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1917 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1917 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1917 Members of readonly field ‘{0}’ of type ‘{1}’ cannot be assigned with an object initializer because it is of a value type
C# Compiler Error – CS0706 invalid constraint type. a type used as
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS0706 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS0706 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS0706 Invalid constraint type. A type used as a constraint must be an interface, a non-sealed class or a type parameter.
C# Compiler Warning – CS8884 use of possibly unassigned field ‘{0}’
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS8884 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS8884 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8884 Use of possibly unassigned field ‘{0}’
How to mark a class as Obsolete or Deprecated in C# ?
Sometimes , you may want to mark a class or method as deprecated so that the you dont want to use the class any more and also want to let know , other developers that the class is obsolete . You can do that by using the Obsolete attribute as shown below . The Obsolete attribute also includes 2nd parameter (boolean) . When this valus…
C# Compiler Error – CS2043 ‘id#’ syntax is no longer supported. use
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS2043 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS2043 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS2043 ‘id#’ syntax is no longer supported. Use ‘$id’ instead.
C# Compiler Error – CS1977 cannot use a lambda expression as an arg
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1977 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1977 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1977 Cannot use a lambda expression as an argument to a dynamically dispatched operation without first casting it to a delegate or expression tree type.
C# Compiler Error – CS1110 cannot define a new extension method bec
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1110 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1110 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1110 Cannot define a new extension method because the compiler required type ‘{0}’ cannot be found. Are you missing a reference to System.Core.dll?
C# Compiler Error – CS1921 the best overloaded method match for ‘{0
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1921 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1921 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1921 The best overloaded method match for ‘{0}’ has wrong signature for the initializer element. The initializable Add must be an accessible instance method.
C# Compiler Error – CS1029 #error: ‘{0}’
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1029 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1029 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1029 #error: ‘{0}’
How to Get Auto Incrementing Version Number in Visual Studio 2013 ?
If you are a user looking for a simple trick to auto incrementing version number in Visual Studio 2013 , here we go. How to Get Auto Incrementing Version Number in Visual Studio 2013 ? The AssemblyInfo class does the trick for you . Just include the asterik (*) to the end of the AssemblyVersion attribute in the AssemblyInfo class and you are done ….