Error "No Viable Overloaded '='" is a common issue faced by developers when coding in [Programming Language]. This error occurs when you try to assign a value to a variable and the assigned value is not the right type. This post will provide a step-by-step solution for this error and answer some common questions that help increase understanding.
Step-by-Step Solution
Check the type of the value you are trying to assign to the variable.
If the type of the value is not compatible with the variable's type, use a conversion function to convert the value to the compatible type.
Try assigning the variable again.
FAQ
- What is the cause of this error?
The cause of this error is attempting to assign a value to a variable that is not of the compatible type.
- How do I know which type my variable is?
If you are not sure which type your variable is, you can check it by using the typeof() function in [Programming Language].
- How do I check the type of a value?
You can check the type of a value by using the typeof() function in [Programming Language].