Tag: C# Errors
C# Compiler Error – CS1932 cannot assign {0} to a range variable
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1932 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1932 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1932 Cannot assign {0} to a range variable
C# Compiler Error – CS8036 error reading debug information for ‘{0}
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS8036 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS8036 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8036 Error reading debug information for ‘{0}’
C# Compiler Error – CS0250 do not directly call your base type fina
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS0250 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS0250 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS0250 Do not directly call your base type Finalize method. It is called automatically from your destructor.
C# Compiler Warning – CS8860 types and aliases should not be named ‘r
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS8860 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS8860 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8860 Types and aliases should not be named ‘record’.
C# Compiler Error – CS1759 cannot embed interop types from assembly
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1759 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1759 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1759 Cannot embed interop types from assembly ‘{0}’ because it is missing either the ‘{1}’ attribute or the ‘{2}’ attribute.
C# Compiler Error – CS0701 ‘{0}’ is not a valid constraint. a type
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS0701 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS0701 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS0701 ‘{0}’ is not a valid constraint. A type used as a constraint must be an interface, a non-sealed class or a type parameter.
C# Compiler Error – CS7091 attribute ‘{0}’ given in a source file c
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS7091 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS7091 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS7091 Attribute ‘{0}’ given in a source file conflicts with option ‘{1}’.
C# Compiler Error – CS8370 feature ‘{0}’ is not available in c# 7.3
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS8370 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS8370 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8370 Feature ‘{0}’ is not available in C# 7.3. Please use language version {1} or greater.
C# Compiler Error – CS8307 the first operand of an ‘as’ operator ma
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS8307 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS8307 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8307 The first operand of an ‘as’ operator may not be a tuple literal without a natural type.
C# Compiler Error – CS1069 the type name ‘{0}’ could not be found i
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS1069 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS1069 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS1069 The type name ‘{0}’ could not be found in the namespace ‘{1}’. This type has been forwarded to assembly ‘{2}’ Consider adding a reference to that assembly.
C# Compiler Warning – CS8619 nullability of reference types in value
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Warning – CS8619 and the related message description C# Compiler Warning Code CS8619 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8619 Nullability of reference types in value of type ‘{0}’ doesn’t match target type ‘{1}’.
C# Compiler Error – CS8022 feature ‘{0}’ is not available in c# 1.
In this blog post, you’ll learn more about the C# Compiler Error – CS8022 and the related message description C# Compiler Error Code CS8022 C# Compiler Description for the Code :CS8022 Feature ‘{0}’ is not available in C# 1. Please use language version {1} or greater.