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In Topic: Please help on User class error. Project displays input.
Posted 26 Sep 2011
Alright.....I FINALLY got it all working. Thank you for the help eclipsed
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In Topic: Please help on User class error. Project displays input.
Posted 23 Sep 2011
Thank you for your help so far. I have had a long day and will continue this programming fiasco in 7-9 hrs, after a lil sleep.
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In Topic: Please help on User class error. Project displays input.
Posted 23 Sep 2011
Now it does not like the member names having the same name as their enclosing type?
The current code for the User class with the member names should not have the same name as their enclosing type?:
using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Text.RegularExpressions; namespace Project1RCH { class User { //A user function to call all validated input from the three other classes. public string User(Name name, EmailAddress EmailAddresses, PhoneNumbers phone) { //Pointing to new variable names. this.name = name; this.emailAddresses = EmailAddresses; this.PhoneNumbers = phone; } public string ToString() { //Building the output for the string. return String.Format("\n{0}\nEmail Address:\t{1}\nPhone Number:\t{2}", name.ToString(), emailAddresses.ToString(), phone.ToString()); } } } -
In Topic: Please help on User class error. Project displays input.
Posted 23 Sep 2011
What are you saying? For every open parenthesis, there is a closing parenthesis. Is there not?
I found the extra bracket, thank you
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In Topic: Please help on User class error. Project displays input.
Posted 23 Sep 2011
I forgot to include these libraries when I was copying the code for my classes over. Put this in the beginning of each file:
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Text.RegularExpressions;
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