Problem description:
I’m doing execices by OpenClassroom to learn C# but there is the same bug with every exercice, everytime I click on Run, this message appears in the console:
> dotnet run
Couldn't find a project to run. Ensure a project exists in /home/runner/P1C22-SamGoyangi, or pass the path to the project using --project.
exit status 1
Expected behavior:
This:
using System;
public class MyVariable
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
int allocationCourante = 200;
int epargne = 3000;
int prime = 500;
Console.WriteLine("Votre allocation courante est de " + allocationCourante);
Console.WriteLine("Le montant de votre épargne est de " + epargne);
Console.WriteLine("Vous bénéficiez d'une prime de " + prime);
}
}
is supposed to show text in the console but doesn’t work.
Actual behavior:
With every exercice I try, the same thing is shown in the console:
> dotnet run
Couldn't find a project to run. Ensure a project exists in /home/runner/P1C22-SamGoyangi, or pass the path to the project using --project.
exit status 1
I asked the AI Ghostwriter why it didn’t work and did everything it told me to do but kept not working everytime. This is the chat I had with Ghostwriter:
-SamGoyangi
Why doesn’t my code work?
-Ghostwriter
Your code is not working because you have a typo in the class name. In the file, the class is defined as MaVariable, but it should be MyVariable to match the file name.
To fix it, you should change the class definition to:
public class MyVariable { // rest of the code... }After making this change, your code should work as expected.
-SamGoyangi
why it still doesn’t work?
-Ghostwriter
Apologies for the confusion. The issue with your code lies in the fact that you are initializing the prime variable with a comment instead of an actual value.
To fix it, you can modify the code on line 12 to initialize prime with the value 500 as follows:
int prime = 500;After making this change, your code should work correctly and print the desired output.
-SamGoyangi
why it still doesn’t work?
-Ghostwriter
I apologize for the oversight. The issue with your code is that it contains non-ASCII characters in the comments, specifically the French characters in the comment lines.
To resolve this issue, you can either remove the non-ASCII characters or add the appropriate encoding declaration at the top of your file. Since you’re using C#, you can add the encoding declaration by including a #encoding directive at the top of your file. Here’s an example:
#encoding utf-8 using System; public class MyVariable { public static void Main(string[] args) { // déclarer une variable int nommée allocationCourante int allocationCourante = 200; // déclarer une variable int epargne int epargne = 3000; int prime = 500; // Afficher le résultat Console.WriteLine("Votre allocation courante est de " + allocationCourante); Console.WriteLine("Le montant de votre épargne est de " + epargne); Console.WriteLine("Vous bénéficiez d'une prime de " + prime); } }Adding the #encoding utf-8 directive at the top of your file should resolve the issue and allow your code to execute without any errors.
-SamGoyangi
why it still doesn’t work?
-Ghostwriter
I apologize for the confusion. Upon closer inspection, there seems to be an error in the comment syntax of your C# code. C# does not use // for single-line comments. Instead, it uses // for single-line comments and /* */ for multi-line comments.
To fix the issue, you can modify the comments in your code to use the correct syntax. Here’s the updated code:
#encoding utf-8 using System; public class MyVariable { public static void Main(string[] args) { // déclarer une variable int nommée allocationCourante int allocationCourante = 200; // déclarer une variable int epargne int epargne = 3000; int prime = 500; // Afficher le résultat Console.WriteLine("Votre allocation courante est de " + allocationCourante); Console.WriteLine("Le montant de votre épargne est de " + epargne); Console.WriteLine("Vous bénéficiez d'une prime de " + prime); } }With these changes, your code should work correctly and produce the desired output.
-SamGoyangi
why it still doesn’t work?
-Ghostwriter
I apologize for the confusion. It seems that the code you provided is written in C#, but we are currently in a Python conversation. I can assist you with Python code, but I am not able to execute or troubleshoot C# code.
If you have any Python-related questions or need assistance with Python code, feel free to ask, and I’ll be happy to help."
Steps to reproduce:
Type this:
using System;
public class MyVariable
{
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
int allocationCourante = 200;
int epargne = 3000;
int prime = 500;
Console.WriteLine("Votre allocation courante est de " + allocationCourante);
Console.WriteLine("Le montant de votre épargne est de " + epargne);
Console.WriteLine("Vous bénéficiez d'une prime de " + prime);
}
}
in the console and see what happens.
Bug appears at this link:
https://replit.com/@OCApprenezaprogrammerenC/P1C22-SamGoyangi#MaVariable.cs
Browser/OS/Device:
Google Chrome on PC