I just started at programming (C#) at uni and have my first exam next friday. But just now, my project started to mismatch all my curly braces and I can't seem to fix it.
To define my problem a bit more: When I place the combination of a opening and closing brackets (i.e. "{}") after a class for example, and continue to create a method (adding a new pair of curly brackets again) the opening bracket of the class matches with the closing bracket of the method. Which results in a "wrong" code. (see code below; the 1 shows which brackets match with each other)
I'm kinda desperate and was hoping you guys could help me out in fixing this.
Thanks in advance!
class KopieForm : Form
1{
public KopieForm
{
this.Text = "KopieDemo";
this.BackColor = Color.White;
this.Size = new Size(680, 340);
this.Paint += this.KopieDemo;
1}
}
Your constructor syntax is not correct. You need parenthesis otherwise it won't compile. Try this:
class KopieForm : Form
{
public KopieForm() //notice the ()
{
this.Text = "KopieDemo";
this.BackColor = Color.White;
this.Size = new Size(680, 340);
this.Paint += this.KopieDemo;
}
}