I am about done with the assignment but it won't run, why?
I think it has something to do with how I named it, it used to be named "Account" but I changed it to "Exception".
AThe code may be incorrect but I just want for it to run
AThis is what I have...
Amessage.txt9.97KB
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AThese are all of the errors I see
AI only have an hour and a half until it's due
Aif I could just get it to run...
AYour class is outside of the namespace
AAlso, a class called already exists, it's built into .NET
ASo I should delete the original?
AIdk
AWhy is this class even called in the first place?
Acuz the assignment was about that
Abut I should've kept the name as is
AAbout using exceptions, I assume
ANot about naming your account class "exception"
AI assume, again, that what you were supposed to do was something like
thus, using the custom exception you made
thus, using the custom exception you made
ASo, no, you shouldn't have renamed your account class
AWhat should I do so that it fixes everything? Should I make a new file named Account and change all of the "Exceptions" as that?
AOnly should inherit , yes
AYour current class should just be named
AccountAnd, ideally, yes, each class would be in its own file
Alet me try that out
AI made a whole new file named Account but I get this...
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Athe public class Exception is also underlined as red
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AI have an hour left
Amaybe the professor will count even 1/3 of it since everything is basically there
AOh I see know...
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ANow I rename them all to Account?
AIt looks like what you are doing is re-creating or renaming your project. You should choose a fitting name for your project and should be creating individual source files for your C# classes.
Aand like was mentioned previously, a class named Exception already exists in the BCL so you will run into a conflict. Instead you should think of a fitting name for your custom exception (which was also mentioned previously)
ADon't create a new project per class, create a new source file per class
Afrom what I can see you should have a project with these source files:
- Program.cs (Your entrypoint for the application)
- NegativeNumberException.cs
- Account.cs
Ayou classes should be sitting inside of one namespace inside those files
Amaybe look into File Scoped Namespaces to simplify things and Scoping in general
AWell I renamed them and reduced the errors to this...
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Abut that's why I still have that top error right?
Ait sounds like you have your Account class defined twice
Aits worth googling the error code (or clicking on the error code link) to read why you are getting these errors
Amakes sense I don't do that often enough
Ayou should get used to doing that
AI'll do that in my next assignment
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Apublic class should have a different name right?
Awhere it says Account and is underlined red
Ayou should do it in this assignment