In our last lesson, we saw many of the most basic build-time errors in C#. In this session, we will look at some of the errors related to: classes subclasses inheritance Once we address some of the more common errors we will take a look at how you can fix them. #1 Hidden Method Name Creates Overload ... This conflict arises when a base class and its subclass have a function of the same name public class MyBaseClass { public void Function() { // function code goes here } { public class MySubClass : MyBaseClass...
Here’s the situation: You’ve written a program in C#. You’ve checked the flowcharts, examined your coding and developed your user interface. You’re anticipating that everything will flow as smooth as silk. You’re ready to create a build of the program and, instead of seeing a beautiful, efficient result, you get several (often incomprehensible) error message. How did this happen? Here are SOME ways that these errors occur: #1 Undeclared Variables ... C# throws an error message on undeclared...