using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

[CLSCompliant(false)] 
public class Counter
{
   UInt32 ctr;

   public Counter()
   {
      ctr = 0;
   }

   protected Counter(UInt32 ctr)
   {
      this.ctr = ctr;
   }

   public override string ToString()
   {
      return String.Format("{0}). ", ctr);
   }

   public UInt32 Value
   {
      get { return ctr; }
   }

   public void Increment() 
   {
      ctr += (uint) 1;
   }
}

public class NonZeroCounter : Counter
{
   public NonZeroCounter(int startIndex) : this((uint) startIndex)
   {
   }

   private NonZeroCounter(UInt32 startIndex) : base(startIndex)
   {
   }
}
// Compilation produces a compiler warning like the following:
//    Type3.cs(37,14): warning CS3009: ‘NonZeroCounter‘: base type ‘Counter‘ is not
//            CLS-compliant
//    Type3.cs(7,14): (Location of symbol related to previous warning)

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class InvoiceItem
{
   private uint invId = 0;
   private uint itemId = 0;
   private Nullable<uint> qty;

   public InvoiceItem(uint sku, Nullable<uint> quantity)
   {
      itemId = sku;
      qty = quantity;
   }

   public Nullable<uint> Quantity
   {
      get { return qty; }
      set { qty = value; }
   }

   public uint InvoiceId
   {
      get { return invId; }
      set { invId = value; }
   }
}
// The attempt to compile the example displays the following output:
//    Type1.cs(13,23): warning CS3001: Argument type ‘uint‘ is not CLS-compliant
//    Type1.cs(13,33): warning CS3001: Argument type ‘uint?‘ is not CLS-compliant
//    Type1.cs(19,26): warning CS3003: Type of ‘InvoiceItem.Quantity‘ is not CLS-compliant
//    Type1.cs(25,16): warning CS3003: Type of ‘InvoiceItem.InvoiceId‘ is not CLS-compliant

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class InvoiceItem
{
   private uint invId = 0;
   private uint itemId = 0;
   private Nullable<int> qty;

   public InvoiceItem(int sku, Nullable<int> quantity)
   {
      if (sku <= 0)
         throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("The item number is zero or negative.");
      itemId = (uint) sku;

      qty = quantity;
   }

   public Nullable<int> Quantity
   {
      get { return qty; }
      set { qty = value; }
   }

   public int InvoiceId
   {
      get { return (int) invId; }
      set { 
         if (value <= 0)
            throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("The invoice number is zero or negative.");
         invId = (uint) value; }
   }
}

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class ArrayHelper
{
   unsafe public static Array CreateInstance(Type type, int* ptr, int items)
   {
      Array arr = Array.CreateInstance(type, items);
      int* addr = ptr;
      for (int ctr = 0; ctr < items; ctr++) {
          int value = *addr;
          arr.SetValue(value, ctr);
          addr++;
      }
      return arr;
   }
}   
// The attempt to compile this example displays the following output:
//    UnmanagedPtr1.cs(8,57): warning CS3001: Argument type ‘int*‘ is not CLS-compliant

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class Person : person
{

}

public class person
{

}
// Compilation produces a compiler warning like the following:
//    Naming1.cs(11,14): warning CS3005: Identifier ‘person‘ differing 
//                       only in case is not CLS-compliant
//    Naming1.cs(6,14): (Location of symbol related to previous warning)

public class Size
{
   private double a1;
   private double a2;

   public double ?
   {
       get { return a1; }
       set { a1 = value; }
   }         

   public double Å
   {
       get { return a2; }
       set { a2 = value; }
   }
}
// Compilation produces a compiler warning like the following:
//    Naming2a.cs(16,18): warning CS3005: Identifier ‘Size.Å‘ differing only in case is not
//            CLS-compliant
//    Naming2a.cs(10,18): (Location of symbol related to previous warning)
//    Naming2a.cs(18,8): warning CS3005: Identifier ‘Size.Å.get‘ differing only in case is not
//            CLS-compliant
//    Naming2a.cs(12,8): (Location of symbol related to previous warning)
//    Naming2a.cs(19,8): warning CS3005: Identifier ‘Size.Å.set‘ differing only in case is not
//            CLS-compliant
//    Naming2a.cs(13,8): (Location of symbol related to previous warning)

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class Converter
{
   public double Conversion(int number)
   {
      return (double) number;
   }

   public float Conversion(int number)
   {
      return (float) number;
   }

   public double Conversion(long number)
   {
      return (double) number;
   }

   public bool Conversion
   {
      get { return true; }
   }     
}  
// Compilation produces a compiler error like the following:
//    Naming3.cs(13,17): error CS0111: Type ‘Converter‘ already defines a member called
//            ‘Conversion‘ with the same parameter types
//    Naming3.cs(8,18): (Location of symbol related to previous error)
//    Naming3.cs(23,16): error CS0102: The type ‘Converter‘ already contains a definition for
//            ‘Conversion‘
//    Naming3.cs(8,18): (Location of symbol related to previous error)

Public Class [case]
   Private _id As Guid
   Private name As String  

   Public Sub New(name As String)
      _id = Guid.NewGuid()
      Me.name = name 
   End Sub   

   Public ReadOnly Property ClientName As String
      Get
         Return name
      End Get
   End Property
End Class

using System;

public class Example
{
   public static void Main()
   {
      @case c = new @case("John");
      Console.WriteLine(c.ClientName);
   }
}

using System;

public struct UDouble
{
   private double number;

   public UDouble(double value)
   {
      if (value < 0)
         throw new InvalidCastException("A negative value cannot be converted to a UDouble.");

      number = value;
   }

   public UDouble(float value)
   {
      if (value < 0)
         throw new InvalidCastException("A negative value cannot be converted to a UDouble.");

      number = value;
   }

   public static readonly UDouble MinValue = (UDouble) 0.0;
   public static readonly UDouble MaxValue = (UDouble) Double.MaxValue;

   public static explicit operator Double(UDouble value)
   {
      return value.number;
   }

   public static implicit operator Single(UDouble value)
   {
      if (value.number > (double) Single.MaxValue) 
         throw new InvalidCastException("A UDouble value is out of range of the Single type.");

      return (float) value.number;         
   }

   public static explicit operator UDouble(double value)
   {
      if (value < 0)
         throw new InvalidCastException("A negative value cannot be converted to a UDouble.");

      return new UDouble(value);
   } 

   public static implicit operator UDouble(float value)
   {
      if (value < 0)
         throw new InvalidCastException("A negative value cannot be converted to a UDouble.");

      return new UDouble(value);
   } 

   public static Double ToDouble(UDouble value)
   {
      return (Double) value;
   }   

   public static float ToSingle(UDouble value)
   {
      return (float) value;
   }   

   public static UDouble FromDouble(double value)
   {
      return new UDouble(value);
   }

   public static UDouble FromSingle(float value)
   {
      return new UDouble(value);
   }   
}

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public interface IFahrenheit
{
   decimal GetTemperature();
}

public interface ICelsius
{
   decimal GetTemperature();
}

public class Temperature : ICelsius, IFahrenheit
{
   private decimal _value;

   public Temperature(decimal value)
   {
      // We assume that this is the Celsius value.
      _value = value;
   } 

   decimal IFahrenheit.GetTemperature()
   {
      return _value * 9 / 5 + 32;
   }

   decimal ICelsius.GetTemperature()
   {
      return _value;
   } 
}
public class Example
{
   public static void Main()
   {
      Temperature temp = new Temperature(100.0m);
      ICelsius cTemp = temp;
      IFahrenheit fTemp = temp;
      Console.WriteLine("Temperature in Celsius: {0} degrees", 
                        cTemp.GetTemperature());
      Console.WriteLine("Temperature in Fahrenheit: {0} degrees", 
                        fTemp.GetTemperature());
   }
}
// The example displays the following output:
//       Temperature in Celsius: 100.0 degrees
//       Temperature in Fahrenheit: 212.0 degrees

using System;
using System.Text;

public class StringWrapper
{
   string internalString;
   StringBuilder internalSB = null;
   bool useSB = false;

   public StringWrapper(StringOperationType type)
   {   
      if (type == StringOperationType.Normal) {
         useSB = false;
      }   
      else {
         useSB = true;
         internalSB = new StringBuilder();
      }    
   }

   // The remaining source code...
}

internal enum StringOperationType { Normal, Dynamic }
// The attempt to compile the example displays the following output:
//    error CS0051: Inconsistent accessibility: parameter type
//            ‘StringOperationType‘ is less accessible than method
//            ‘StringWrapper.StringWrapper(StringOperationType)‘

using System;

[assembly:CLSCompliant(true)]

public class Outer<T>
{
   T value;

   public Outer(T value)
   {
      this.value = value;
   }

   public class Inner1A : Outer<T>
   {
      public Inner1A(T value) : base(value)
      {  }
   }

   public class Inner1B<U> : Outer<T>
   {
      U value2;

      public Inner1B(T value1, U value2) : base(value1)
      {
         this.value2 = value2;
      }
   }
}

public class Example
{
   public static void Main()
   {
      var inst1 = new Outer<String>("This");
      Console.WriteLine(inst1);

      var inst2 = new Outer<String>.Inner1A("Another");
      Console.WriteLine(inst2);

      var inst3 = new Outer<String>.Inner1B<int>("That", 2);
      Console.WriteLine(inst3);
   }
}
// The example displays the following output:
//       Outer`1[System.String]
//       Outer`1+Inner1A[System.String]
//       Outer`1+Inner1B`1[System.String,System.Int32]

using System;

[assembly:CLSCompliant(true)]

[CLSCompliant(false)] public class BaseClass
{}


public class BaseCollection<T> where T : BaseClass
{}
// Attempting to compile the example displays the following output:
//    warning CS3024: Constraint type ‘BaseClass‘ is not CLS-compliant

using System;

[assembly:CLSCompliant(true)]

public class Number<T> where T : struct
{
   // use Double as the underlying type, since its range is a superset of
   // the ranges of all numeric types except BigInteger.
   protected double number;

   public Number(T value)
   {
      try {
         this.number = Convert.ToDouble(value);
      }  
      catch (OverflowException e) {
         throw new ArgumentException("value is too large.", e);
      }
      catch (InvalidCastException e) {
         throw new ArgumentException("The value parameter is not numeric.", e);
      }
   }

   public T Add(T value)
   {
      return (T) Convert.ChangeType(number + Convert.ToDouble(value), typeof(T));
   }

   public T Subtract(T value)
   {
      return (T) Convert.ChangeType(number - Convert.ToDouble(value), typeof(T));
   }
}

public class FloatingPoint<T> : Number<T> 
{
   public FloatingPoint(T number) : base(number) 
   {
      if (typeof(float) == number.GetType() ||
          typeof(double) == number.GetType() || 
          typeof(decimal) == number.GetType())
         this.number = Convert.ToDouble(number);
      else   
         throw new ArgumentException("The number parameter is not a floating-point number.");
   }       
}           
// The attempt to comple the example displays the following output:
//       error CS0453: The type ‘T‘ must be a non-nullable value type in
//               order to use it as parameter ‘T‘ in the generic type or method ‘Number<T>‘

using System;

[assembly:CLSCompliant(true)]


public class Number<T> where T : struct
{
   // use Double as the underlying type, since its range is a superset of
   // the ranges of all numeric types except BigInteger.
   protected double number;

   public Number(T value)
   {
      try {
         this.number = Convert.ToDouble(value);
      }  
      catch (OverflowException e) {
         throw new ArgumentException("value is too large.", e);
      }
      catch (InvalidCastException e) {
         throw new ArgumentException("The value parameter is not numeric.", e);
      }
   }

   public T Add(T value)
   {
      return (T) Convert.ChangeType(number + Convert.ToDouble(value), typeof(T));
   }

   public T Subtract(T value)
   {
      return (T) Convert.ChangeType(number - Convert.ToDouble(value), typeof(T));
   }
}

public class FloatingPoint<T> : Number<T> where T : struct 
{
   public FloatingPoint(T number) : base(number) 
   {
      if (typeof(float) == number.GetType() ||
          typeof(double) == number.GetType() || 
          typeof(decimal) == number.GetType())
         this.number = Convert.ToDouble(number);
      else   
         throw new ArgumentException("The number parameter is not a floating-point number.");
   }       
}           

using System;

[assembly:CLSCompliant(true)]

public class C1<T> 
{
   protected class N { }

   protected void M1(C1<int>.N n) { } // Not CLS-compliant - C1<int>.N not
                                      // accessible from within C1<T> in all
                                      // languages
   protected void M2(C1<T>.N n) { }   // CLS-compliant – C1<T>.N accessible
                                      // inside C1<T>
}

public class C2 : C1<long> 
{
   protected void M3(C1<int>.N n) { }  // Not CLS-compliant – C1<int>.N is not
                                       // accessible in C2 (extends C1<long>)

   protected void M4(C1<long>.N n) { } // CLS-compliant, C1<long>.N is
                                       // accessible in C2 (extends C1<long>)
}
// Attempting to compile the example displays output like the following:
//       Generics4.cs(9,22): warning CS3001: Argument type ‘C1<int>.N‘ is not CLS-compliant
//       Generics4.cs(18,22): warning CS3001: Argument type ‘C1<int>.N‘ is not CLS-compliant

using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class TemperatureChangedEventArgs : EventArgs
{
   private Decimal originalTemp;
   private Decimal newTemp; 
   private DateTimeOffset when;

   public TemperatureChangedEventArgs(Decimal original, Decimal @new, DateTimeOffset time)
   {
      originalTemp = original;
      newTemp = @new;
      when = time;
   }   

   public Decimal OldTemperature
   {
      get { return originalTemp; }
   } 

   public Decimal CurrentTemperature
   {
      get { return newTemp; }
   } 

   public DateTimeOffset Time
   {
      get { return when; }
   }
}

public delegate void TemperatureChanged(Object sender, TemperatureChangedEventArgs e);

public class Temperature
{
   private struct TemperatureInfo
   {
      public Decimal Temperature;
      public DateTimeOffset Recorded;
   }

   public event TemperatureChanged TemperatureChanged;

   private Decimal previous;
   private Decimal current;
   private Decimal tolerance;
   private List<TemperatureInfo> tis = new List<TemperatureInfo>();

   public Temperature(Decimal temperature, Decimal tolerance)
   {
      current = temperature;
      TemperatureInfo ti = new TemperatureInfo();
      ti.Temperature = temperature;
      tis.Add(ti);
      ti.Recorded = DateTimeOffset.UtcNow;
      this.tolerance = tolerance;
   }

   public Decimal CurrentTemperature
   {
      get { return current; }
      set {
         TemperatureInfo ti = new TemperatureInfo();
         ti.Temperature = value;
         ti.Recorded = DateTimeOffset.UtcNow;
         previous = current;
         current = value;
         if (Math.Abs(current - previous) >= tolerance) 
            raise_TemperatureChanged(new TemperatureChangedEventArgs(previous, current, ti.Recorded));
      }
   }

   public void raise_TemperatureChanged(TemperatureChangedEventArgs eventArgs)
   {
      if (TemperatureChanged == null)
         return; 

      foreach (TemperatureChanged d in TemperatureChanged.GetInvocationList()) {
         if (d.Method.Name.Contains("Duplicate"))
            Console.WriteLine("Duplicate event handler; event handler not executed.");
         else
            d.Invoke(this, eventArgs);
      }
   }
}

public class Example
{
   public Temperature temp;

   public static void Main()
   {
      Example ex = new Example();
   }

   public Example()
   {
      temp = new Temperature(65, 3);
      temp.TemperatureChanged += this.TemperatureNotification;
      RecordTemperatures();
      Example ex = new Example(temp);
      ex.RecordTemperatures();
   }

   public Example(Temperature t)
   {
      temp = t;
      RecordTemperatures();
   }

   public void RecordTemperatures()
   {
      temp.TemperatureChanged += this.DuplicateTemperatureNotification;
      temp.CurrentTemperature = 66;
      temp.CurrentTemperature = 63;
   }

   internal void TemperatureNotification(Object sender, TemperatureChangedEventArgs e) 
   {
      Console.WriteLine("Notification 1: The temperature changed from {0} to {1}", e.OldTemperature, e.CurrentTemperature);   
   }

   public void DuplicateTemperatureNotification(Object sender, TemperatureChangedEventArgs e)
   { 
      Console.WriteLine("Notification 2: The temperature changed from {0} to {1}", e.OldTemperature, e.CurrentTemperature);   
   }
}

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class ErrorClass
{ 
   string msg;

   public ErrorClass(string errorMessage)
   {
      msg = errorMessage;
   }

   public string Message
   {
      get { return msg; }
   }
}

public static class StringUtilities
{
   public static string[] SplitString(this string value, int index)
   {
      if (index < 0 | index > value.Length) {
         ErrorClass badIndex = new ErrorClass("The index is not within the string.");
         throw badIndex;
      }
      string[] retVal = { value.Substring(0, index - 1), 
                          value.Substring(index) };
      return retVal;
   }
}
// Compilation produces a compiler error like the following:
//    Exceptions1.cs(26,16): error CS0155: The type caught or thrown must be derived from
//            System.Exception

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

public class ErrorClass : Exception
{ 
   string msg;

   public ErrorClass(string errorMessage)
   {
      msg = errorMessage;
   }

   public override string Message
   {
      get { return msg; }
   }
}

public static class StringUtilities
{
   public static string[] SplitString(this string value, int index)
   {
      if (index < 0 | index > value.Length) {
         ErrorClass badIndex = new ErrorClass("The index is not within the string.");
         throw badIndex;
      }
      string[] retVal = { value.Substring(0, index - 1), 
                          value.Substring(index) };
      return retVal;
   }
}

using System;

[assembly: CLSCompliant(true)]

[AttributeUsageAttribute(AttributeTargets.Class | AttributeTargets.Struct)] 
public class NumericAttribute
{
   private bool _isNumeric;

   public NumericAttribute(bool isNumeric)
   {
      _isNumeric = isNumeric;
   }

   public bool IsNumeric 
   {
      get { return _isNumeric; }
   }
}

[Numeric(true)] public struct UDouble
{
   double Value;
}
// Compilation produces a compiler error like the following:
//    Attribute1.cs(22,2): error CS0616: ‘NumericAttribute‘ is not an attribute class
//    Attribute1.cs(7,14): (Location of symbol related to previous error)

using System;

[assembly:CLSCompliantAttribute(true)]

public enum DescriptorType { type, member };

public class Descriptor
{
   public DescriptorType Type;
   public String Description; 
}

[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.All)]
public class DescriptionAttribute : Attribute
{
   private Descriptor desc;

   public DescriptionAttribute(Descriptor d)
   {
      desc = d; 
   }

   public Descriptor Descriptor
   { get { return desc; } } 
}
// Attempting to compile the example displays output like the following:
//       warning CS3015: ‘DescriptionAttribute‘ has no accessible
//               constructors which use only CLS-compliant types