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How to fix does not contain a constructor arguments?

How to fix does not contain a constructor arguments?

Resign Designs

11yAsked Jun 18, 2015, 2:02 AM1.2kVisual Basic .NET

Hi,

I have two windows forms.One form is having arguments on constructor like this.

string[] args;
public GroupWindow(string[] args)
{

}

I have another form which I used to open above form when click a button.I have written a code

GroupWindow gW = new GroupWindow();
gW.Show();

and the highlighted part gives me this error

does not contain a constructor that takes 0 arguments

I dont want to pass any arguments from this page to another.How do I fix.

Thanks

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Sivaraman Dhamodaran11y ago
Accepted answer
Because you don't have a default constructor.

1) Either implement a default constructor like:

public GroupWindow()
{
}

2) Or Invoke the constructor with arguments:
GroupWindow gW = new GroupWindow("Some String");
Resign Designs11y ago
This fixed the issue GroupWindow gW = new GroupWindow(args);
Sujeet Suman11y ago
I think you have deleted / commented default constructor in your class "GroupWindow". So please write a default constructor in you class "GroupWindow".