No overload for the 'Write' method takes 0 arguments

Question

what is wrong with this code? I get an error message from this section.

@{ var errors = ViewData.ModelState.Values.Where(x=>x.Errors.Count > 0).ToList();} 

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Answer 1

Inside a using statement or other code block, Razor expects code, not markup.
Therefore, you must enter the code directly, not in @{ ... } .

The Razor parser interprets your code as @ (prints an empty expression), followed by a normal block of C # statements ( { ... } ).

You only use @{ ... } blocks to place code where Razor expects markup.