Error in IDE?

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W. Danner

Okay, I have now started using a book to learn C#, but I think I have
something that really is an error in the IDE:

Somehow I managed not to use the Intellisense function (I think I used
backspace or something like that) and the word "system" appeared in
lower case letters:

System.Console.WriteLine(Summe1.ToString());
system.Console.Read();

Now I get an IDE error message:
Name "system" is not available in actual context.

Then, when I delete "system.Console.Read();" again and replace it with...

System.Console.Read();

.... then everything works fine. I have come across this problem quite
often now and it's really unnerving.
Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong?

Thank you.
Will.
 
Hello W. Danner,
Okay, I have now started using a book to learn C#, but I think I have
something that really is an error in the IDE:

Somehow I managed not to use the Intellisense function (I think I used
backspace or something like that) and the word "system" appeared in
lower case letters:

System.Console.WriteLine(Summe1.ToString());
system.Console.Read();
Now I get an IDE error message:
Name "system" is not available in actual context.
Then, when I delete "system.Console.Read();" again and replace it
with...

System.Console.Read();

... then everything works fine. I have come across this problem quite
often now and it's really unnerving.
Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong?
Thank you.
Will.

It's why I trained myself to unconciously hit crtl-space after each keyworldlike
thing. It's now such a habit that I even do it in word and outlook sometimes,
wondering why it isn't smart enough to complete the word I partially typed.

Jess
 
Well, if it's not an IDE error, is it possible to set an option like
"Always convert to proper case"?
 
Sorry, I missed your post...
What is the difference between Space and Ctrl+Space? I tried it but
didn't see any difference...
 
Okay, I was only confused about your note about the autocomplete...
I think I got it... Thanks.
Will.
 

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