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Adds missing using statements in dotnet core tutorial #1304

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12 changes: 11 additions & 1 deletion docs/csharp/tutorials/console-webapiclient.md
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Expand Up @@ -209,6 +209,8 @@ type to contain the information you use from this response. Let's build this slo
a simple C# type that contains the name of the repository:

```cs
using System;

namespace WebAPIClient
{
public class repo
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that this type should not be read to or written from any JSON object. This property contains only a
`get` accessor. There is no `set` accessor. That's how you define a *read only* property in C#. (Yes,
you can create *write only* properties in C#, but their value is limited.) The `DateTime.ParseExact`
method parses a string and creates a `DateTime` object to return. If the parse operation fails, the
method parses a string and creates a `DateTime` object using a provided date format, and adds additional
metadata to the `DateTime` using a `CultureInfo` object. If the parse operation fails, the
property accessor throws an exception.

To use `CultureInfo.InvariantCulture`, you will need to add `System.Globalization` to the using statements
in `repo.cs`:

```cs
using System.Globalization;
```

Finally, add one more output statement in the console, and you're ready to build and run this app
again:

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