C#NET2008 Declare DateTime Variables

[lenniekuah]

Hullo Good Guys,
I am using C#NET2008 for application
I need your help, Please help me.

I am encountering an interesting error to my surprise.
I am trying to declare DateTime variable and it’s not working.

The DateTime variables are supposed to be fill by Date selected from a Form called FrmPopUpCalender.

These coding belongs to FrmSalesEnquiry.cs

Error message:
Expected class, delegate, enum, interface, or struct
Expected class, delegate, enum, interface, or struct


Coding that generate the error message:
namespace CSharpWord
{
//define Date variable
private DateTime dteFromDate; < - - Error
private DateTime dteToDate; < - - Error

}

[HaLo2FrEeEk]

You're creating them outside the scope of a class. Variables can't be created outside of a class, you'd need something like this:

namespace CSharpWord
{
    public class someClass
    {
        private DateTime dteFromDate;
        private DateTime dteToDate;
        // Other code, methods, etc.
    }
}

Also, in the future, encapsulate any code that you post (longer than a single line) inside code tags:

[code]CODE GOES HERE[/code]

[lenniekuah]

Hi Halo2FrEeEK
Thank you for sharing your idea with me and also for pointing out my mistake. I have followed your instruction and my codings are working now.

Thank you very much. So Glad to meet you here.

[Prasant jinaga]

Hi,
Include Some class after namespace then declare the datetime variables.
namespace A
{
class B
{
// Declare variables over here
}
}


It will work...

Thanks,
Prasant

[lenniekuah]

Hi Prasant,
When you mention: DECLARE VARIABLE OVER HERE in English but not coding so it won't work unless it's logical coding