Error in Creating Structs
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Hey All, i am new to programming and they asked me to create a struct for calculating Area with the length and width. I have coded but it shows error and please help me to correct the error and i will paste my code here.
Struct Area { Public int length; Public int width; Public int area; Public Area(int _length, int _width) { this.length=_length; this.width=_width; this.area=(_length* _width); } Public int GetArea() { return area; } static void main(int[] args) { Area area=new Area(); Console.Writeline(area.GetArea()); } }Chitra -
Hey All, i am new to programming and they asked me to create a struct for calculating Area with the length and width. I have coded but it shows error and please help me to correct the error and i will paste my code here.
Struct Area { Public int length; Public int width; Public int area; Public Area(int _length, int _width) { this.length=_length; this.width=_width; this.area=(_length* _width); } Public int GetArea() { return area; } static void main(int[] args) { Area area=new Area(); Console.Writeline(area.GetArea()); } }Chitrachitra4sat wrote:
Area area=new Area();
You have no public constructor with this signature. Your only constructor takes two arguments, (int _length and int _width). Either add a new constructor with no parameters, or call the existing constuctor with the appropriate arguments;
Area area=new Area(0, 0);Rhys
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