declare multiple class members in single access specifier

mohammed shamsheer

This is my class members i want to declare this in to single public function

string DesignationName, string ShortName, string Remarks, int CreatedUserID, DateTime CreatedDate, int ModifiedUserID, DateTime ModifiedDate, bool IsDeletable, bool IsEditable

eg like :

Public :

String Designation;

string shortname;

string Remarks;

int Crated Date

instead of

public string Designation;

public string shortname;

public Remarks;

string DesignationName, string ShortName, string Remarks, int CreatedUserID, DateTime CreatedDate, int ModifiedUserID, DateTime ModifiedDate, bool IsDeletable, bool IsEditable

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Iftikar Hussain13y ago
Accepted answer
Hi,
Just declare in same line

public string Designation,shortname,Remarks;
public int CreatedUserID, ModifiedUserID ;
DateTime CreatedDate,ModifiedDate;
bool IsDeletable, IsEditable;

Regards,
Iftikar
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Vulpes13y ago
The syntax you want to use, Mohammed, is supported in C++ but not in C#.

In C# you have to use a separate access modifier (or accept the default modifier) with each declaration, though you can include multiple declarations on the same line as Iftikar said.
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