I'm trying to call a function in another file, I tried using filename.FunctionName() but it returns the following error when I try to build it:
An object reference is required for the nonstatic field, method, or property

Hi

Well are you calling a function with in another class?

public class myClass
{
public string myFunction()
{
return "You called me";
}
}

public class myCallerClass
{
public static void main(string[] args)
{
myClass myObject = new myClass();
Console.Write(myObject.myFunction());
}
}

obviusly the top class can be in another file in the project.

Hi

Suppose you have a project with a class that computes the average of 10 numbers. In a different file you already written a class "Add_numbers" that adds up numbers. What you can do here, and is, in my opinion, the logical thing to do, is to incorporate the class
"Add_numbers" into your project. Go to File->Add Existing Item and select the project that contains
the class you want. Then select the class itself.
This class in added in full to your project. Now you can access any method of this class by calling "Add_numbers.method_name". Voila.(do not forget to
make an object of this class first).

regards
yuval

Hi

Suppose you have a project with a class that computes the average of 10 numbers. In a different file you already written a class "Add_numbers" that adds up numbers. What you can do here, and is, in my opinion, the logical thing to do, is to incorporate the class
"Add_numbers" into your project. Go to File->Add Existing Item and select the project that contains
the class you want. Then select the class itself.
This class in added in full to your project. Now you can access any method of this class by calling "Add_numbers.method_name". Voila.(do not forget to
make an object of this class first).

regards
yuval

ok, Thanks, I forgot to instantiate the class.

:
: Hi
:
: Suppose you have a project with a class that computes the average of 10 numbers. In a different file you already written a class "Add_numbers" that adds up numbers. What you can do here, and is, in my opinion, the logical thing to do, is to incorporate the class
: "Add_numbers" into your project. Go to File->Add Existing Item and select the project that contains
: the class you want. Then select the class itself.
: This class in added in full to your project. Now you can access any method of this class by calling "Add_numbers.method_name". Voila.(do not forget to
: make an object of this class first).
:
: regards
: yuval
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