hello guys when I create a new asp.net core web api project, I think c# creates projects with top-level statements.Here is the freshly created web api project's program.cs file
I am new to web api projects so I am not sure if I did something unintentionally but this is what I got
CodePudding user response：
According to the docs, starting with .NET 6, the templates use top level statements. They say you should create a .NET 5 project and then manually change it to .NET 6 as a workaround if you don't want to use top level statements.
References:
The C# templates for .NET 6 use top level statements.
Tutorial: Explore ideas using top-level statements to build code as you learn
While a .NET 6 console app template generates the new style of top-level statements programs, using .NET 5 doesn't. By creating a .NET 5 project, you'll receive the old program style. Then, you can edit the project file to target .NET 6 but retain the old program style for the Program.cs file.
CodePudding user response：
This is feature starting with c# 9.0. There is no misconfiguration in your project.