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Why do we use #error directives in C#? |
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Answer» The #error directive is used in C# to GENERATE an error from a particular location in the code. An example DISPLAYS the same: using System; namespace Example { CLASS Demo { public static VOID Main(string[] args) { #if (!A) #error A is undefined #endif Console.WriteLine("A custom error!"); } } } |
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