Error-List Window
Explains the uses and function of the error list window in the Visual C# IDE
The Error list window generally remains hidden at the bottom of the IDE and appears only when the IDE encounters some problem in running the application.
The error list window displays three types of lists. They are categorized in three different tabs - Error, Warnings and Messages.
`Errors' indicate a serious problem. The application cannot run until the code is corrected to remove all the errors. The error list window displays a description of the error along with the file in which the error occurred and the line number where the error was found.
`Warnings' are not so serious problems and the IDE will try to solve the problem and run the application. However, it is a good practice to correct the code and remove any warning.
`Messages' are used to display debug messages.
