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Abdi Biru
927 PointsDoes the namespace of all classes have to be the same name as the exe file's name?
TreehouseDefense is the namespace of all the classes in the project. If I compile the Game class as mcs Game.cs it gives me an error Are you missing an assembly reference? Does this mean The exe files name and all namespaces have to be the same?
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Steven Parker
229,644 PointsThere's no requirement that the namespace(s) correspond with the output file name. But if I recall correctly, this project has more than one input file, so compiling any one by itself would be likely to produce that error.
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Ihor Bodnarchuk
2,391 PointsThey can be different since you can call .exe file whatever (remember -out: <name_you_picked> ?). just make sure you compile all of them by running mcs *.cs like Steven said