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Robert Stewart
4,771 PointsTutorial is not excepting an correct answer. Major problem here.
for my exercise I was to write a single line property for Area of a Square. I am working along side this tutorial with Visual Studio 2019. My answer : public double Area { get => SideLength * SideLength; } is correct and I am stuck because the tutorial is not taking it.
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsYour syntax isn't quite correct. There are two outstanding issues to converting to an expression bodied property:
- you won't need the braces
- you will not use the "get" keyword