getting-started-roslyn | This is an example on how to use Roslyn

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getting-started-roslyn is a C# library. getting-started-roslyn has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However getting-started-roslyn has a Non-SPDX License. You can download it from GitHub.

This is an example on how to use Roslyn. It's fairly easy example, but it touches the three parts of using the .NET Compiler Platform:. What we do is to check that every int variable is initialized, including the one declared like var by looking at the symbol of every variable. If it is not initialized, we initialized it to 42. If it's already initialized, but it's initialization value it's not 42, we change it to 42. This code is licensed under the MIT License. Thanks to Nik Sultana for having pointed out the lack of a license.

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This is an example on how to use Roslyn. It's fairly easy example, but it touches the three parts of using the .NET Compiler Platform:. What we do is to check that every int variable is initialized, including the one declared like var by looking at the symbol of every variable. If it is not initialized, we initialized it to 42. If it's already initialized, but it's initialization value it's not 42, we change it to 42. This code is licensed under the MIT License. Thanks to Nik Sultana for having pointed out the lack of a license.
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