To determine what is wrong with your mapping in C#, you should first check if you have correctly defined the mappings for each attribute you are trying to map.
You could also use a debugging tool such as Visual Studio's Debugger to step through your code and see how your mappings are working.
Here's an example of how to debug a mapping scenario in C#:
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In this example, we are using AutoMapper to map a Student
object to a StudentDTO
object. We first define the classes, then create a mapping profile that maps the Student
object to the StudentDTO
object.
We then use the mapping profile and the Mapper
class to map a Student
object to a StudentDTO
object, and print out the name of the StudentDTO
object to the console.
By using a debugging tool like Visual Studio's Debugger, you can step through your code and see if the mappings are working as intended and identify any issues with your code.
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