How do I fix the top-level statement's error?-CodePudding

Program1.cs Regular C# file, works perfectly.

Random numberGen = new Random();

int roll1 = 1;
int roll2 = 0;
int roll3 = 0;
int roll4 = 0;

int attempts = 0;

Console.WriteLine("Press enter to roll the dies");

while (roll1 != roll2 || roll2 != roll3 || roll3 != roll4 || roll4 != roll1)
{
    Console.ReadKey();

    roll1 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
    roll2 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
    roll3 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
    roll4 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
    Console.WriteLine("Dice 1: "   roll1   "\nDice 2: "   roll2   "\nDice 3: "   roll3   "\nDice 4: "   roll4   "\n");
    attempts  ;
}

Console.WriteLine("It took "   attempts   " attempts to roll a four of a kind.");

Console.ReadKey();

Program2.cs

Console.ReadKey();

Under the module Console it pops up an error: Only one compilation unit can have top-level statements. Error: CS8802

I tried in the terminal dotnet new console --force, but it just ends up deleting my program. I want to run multiple C# files in the same folder without getting the Only one compilation unit can have top-level statements or other similar errors.

CodePudding user response：

In dotnet 6, you do not need to have a class name for the main method.

So when you have 2 class that does not have class and namespace, the compiler thinks you have 2 main methods.

So you do something like

namespace ConsoleApp1;

class Program1
{
    public static void GetRolling()
    {
        Random numberGen = new Random();

        int roll1 = 1;
        int roll2 = 0;
        int roll3 = 0;
        int roll4 = 0;

        int attempts = 0;

        Console.WriteLine("Press enter to roll the dies");

        while (roll1 != roll2 || roll2 != roll3 || roll3 != roll4 || roll4 != roll1)
        {
            Console.ReadKey();

            roll1 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
            roll2 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
            roll3 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
            roll4 = numberGen.Next(1, 7);
            Console.WriteLine("Dice 1: "   roll1   "\nDice 2: "   roll2   "\nDice 3: "   roll3   "\nDice 4: "   roll4   "\n");
            attempts  ;
        }

        Console.WriteLine("It took "   attempts   " attempts to roll a four of a kind.");
    }
}

and for program2 some think like:

namespace ConsoleApp1;

public class Program2
{
    public static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        Program1.GetRolling();
        Console.ReadKey();
    }
}

Otherwise, it is like saying have 2x public static void Main(string[] args) and that is not possible.