Solving the Error "No Viable Overloaded '='" in [Programming Language]

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

  1. 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.

  1. 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].

  1. 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].

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