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patric Iskevi
3,663 PointsShouldn't DistanceTo take to parameters?
Hi, Im new to programming and C#.
When Im coding along in VS I get an error message on the DistanceTo(location) It's saying that there is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'y' of 'Point.DistanceTo(int, int)'
Cheers, Patric
1 Answer
andren
28,558 PointsYour question is not tied to a video so I'm not entirely sure where in the course you are, but during this lecture a version of the DistanceTo method was added that only takes one argument. Meaning that there should be two version of DistanceTo. One which takes two arguments, and one which takes one.
If C# is complaining that you are not supplying enough arguments then that would suggest that either you have not actually added that DistanceTo method or that you are not passing a Point object (or MapLocation object) which is what that version of DistanceTo takes as an argument. Maybe you accidentally skipped that video or forgot to save the file after adding the method?
Either way if you take a look at the video and add the method shown there then that error should hopefully go away. If it doesn't then make sure that you are passing the right type of object to it.
patric Iskevi
3,663 Pointspatric Iskevi
3,663 PointsSorry about that, and thank you for the help!