ResponseResult result = new ResponseResult(); if (condition) { result.Success = true; } else { result.Success = false; result.ErrorMessage = "Invalid input"; } if (!result.Success) { var errorObj = result.GetErrorObject(); // Use errorObj to display error details }
ResponseResult result = new ResponseResult(); try { // Some code that may throw an exception } catch (Exception ex) { result.Success = false; result.ErrorMessage = ex.Message; } if (!result.Success) { var errorObj = result.GetErrorObject(); // Use errorObj to display error details }In this example, we are enclosing a code block that may throw an exception in a try-catch block. If an exception occurs, we set the error message as exception message and indicate that the operation was not successful. Then, we call the GetErrorObject method to retrieve the details of the error occurred, which can be used to display an appropriate error message to the user. The library/package that contains the ResponseResult class and its methods is not clear from this code snippet alone. It could belong to a custom library developed by the programmer or a third-party library used in the project.