The type {0} may not be used in this context. To use {0} as a parameter, return type, or member of a class or struct, the parameter, return type, or member must be declared as type {0} (it cannot be object). Objects of type {0} may not be used in un-typed collections, such as ArrayLists.
The type serialized in the .resources file was not the same type that the .resources file said it contained. Expected '{0}' ...
The type specified for the argument in collection '{0}' at position {1} does not match the expected type. The type specified ...
The type specified in the configuration property "inherits" must inherit from the type System.Web.Profile.HttpProfileBase ...
The type {0} has a redirected member {1} which is deprecated. This member does not exist in the winmd and hence will not ...
The type {0} may not be used in this context. To use {0} as a parameter, return type, or member of a class or struct, the ...
The type {0} provided as the Factory attribute value in the ServiceHost directive does not implement a default constructor. ...
The type {0} registered as a policy extension does not have a public default constructor. Policy extensions must have a public ...
The type {0} registered as a WSDL extension does not have a public default constructor. WSDL extensions must have a public ...
The type {0} was not expected. Use the XmlInclude or SoapInclude attribute to specify types that are not known statically. ...