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If you have suggestions for other common errors, then please [raise an issue in this repository](https://github.com/markjprice/cs12dotnet8/issues) or email me at markjprice (at) gmail.com.
- [Missing types and members in a utlity class](#missing-types-and-members-in-a-utlity-class)
- [Missing types and members in a utility class](#missing-types-and-members-in-a-utility-class)
- [CS0103 The name 'DoSomething' does not exist in the current context](#cs0103-the-name-dosomething-does-not-exist-in-the-current-context)
- [CS0122 'Util.DoSomething()' is inaccessible due to its protection level](#cs0122-utildosomething-is-inaccessible-due-to-its-protection-level)
- [Missing types and members in the Program class](#missing-types-and-members-in-the-program-class)
- [CS0103 The name 'DoSomething' does not exist in the current context](#cs0103-the-name-dosomething-does-not-exist-in-the-current-context-1)
- [Microsoft introduces a bug in a later version](#microsoft-introduces-a-bug-in-a-later-version)
# Missing types and members in a utlity class
# Missing types and members in a utility class
## CS0103 The name 'DoSomething' does not exist in the current context
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# Missing types and members in the Program class
## CS0103 The name 'DoSomething' does not exist in the current context
In my book, I show how to define functions that can be easily called directly in the `Program.cs` file because you add them to the `partial Program` class definition. You can put these functions in a separate file, for example, `Program.Helpers.cs`, as shown in the following code:
> Note: The filename is not important and you can have as many files as you like, for example, `Program.Helpers.cs`, `Program.Functions.cs`, `Any.Thing.cs`, and even `Muppets.cs`.