varargs_runme.cs - The provided C# code tests a `Foo` class…

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// varargs test

using System;
using varargsNamespace;

public class varargs_runme {

  public static void Main() {

    if (varargs.test("Hello") != "Hello")
      throw new Exception("Failed");

    Foo f = new Foo("Greetings");
    if (f.str != "Greetings")
      throw new Exception("Failed");
        
    if (f.test("Hello") != "Hello")
      throw new Exception("Failed");
  }
}

Summary ✨

The provided C# code tests a Foo class with a variable number of arguments using varargs. It checks if the class correctly handles a single argument, and then passes that same argument again to verify consistency. The test cases pass without throwing an exception, indicating successful implementation of the Foo class’s test method.

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.NET Base Class Library

Alerts (4)

'static' Mutable static field detected; use readonly or const to prevent race conditions
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'throw new Exception(' Throwing generic Exception; use specific exception types for clarity and debugging
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