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From: Mrinal
Message 11 in Discussion
Hi Darshan , I think there's some mistake with your concept , try this :
Declare int variable at class level and try printing it in any method ( Console
/ Winform ) application , it will surely print without any error for e.g :
class test Project { int y ; private void SomeMethod() {
Console.WriteLine(y.ToString()) ; } } However error that you mentioned will
be there if you declare variable as local variable to the method , which is
logical enough : In the above mentioned case integer being a primitive and
class level variable is assigned the relevant value by the compiler itself
while compiling . However in case of local variable to a method , in IL , we
just have reference to the method , so that it can be jitted at runtime for
execution , but before that compiler checks and is able to understand that
there's a variable that is not initialized by either user or the compiler
itself and it doesn't let the whole thing cross compilation stage .
However even if we declare class variable , it will be a warning , depending on
the warning level chosen . Hope it helps , thanks , Mrinal .
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