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Cannot use a 0xHEX int value from a parsed string Now when the compiler sees "NumberStyles" (an incomplete type name), it looks at all the using statements at the top of the file and tries pre-pending each of them to see if one will result in a complete type name (that's a bit of a simplification) That's the purpose of the 'using' statement It allows us to abbreviate type names Most C# file
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