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16 changes: 8 additions & 8 deletions articles/v4sdk/migration/conversion-core.md
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Expand Up @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ We'll create a state property for `DialogState`, which we now need for dialog su

In **Startup.cs**:

1. Update the `using` statements:
1. Update the `using` directives:
[!code-csharp[Using statements](~/../botbuilder-samples/MigrationV3V4/CSharp/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot-V4NetCore/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot/Startup.cs?range=4-13)]

1. Remove this constructor:
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ In v4, the turn handler or message loop logic is primarily in a bot file. We're

1. Update the **Bots\DialogBots.cs** file.

1. Update the `using` statements:
1. Update the `using` directives:
[!code-csharp[Using statements](~/../botbuilder-samples/MigrationV3V4/CSharp/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot-V4NetCore/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot/Bots/DialogBot.cs?range=4-8)]

1. Update `DialogBot` to include a generic parameter for the dialog.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -183,7 +183,7 @@ In this bot, the root dialog prompts the user for a choice from a set of options

In the **Dialogs/RootDialog.cs** file:

1. Update the `using` statements:
1. Update the `using` directives:
[!code-csharp[Using statements](~/../botbuilder-samples/MigrationV3V4/CSharp/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot-V4NetCore/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot/Dialogs/RootDialog.cs?range=4-10)]

1. We need to convert `HelpdeskOptions` options from a list of strings to a list of choices. This will be used with a choice prompt, which will accept the choice number (in the list), the choice value, or any of the choice's synonyms as valid input.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -232,7 +232,7 @@ The install app dialog performs a few logical tasks, which we'll set up as a 4-s

In the **Dialogs/InstallAppDialog.cs** file:

1. Update the `using` statements:
1. Update the `using` directives:
[!code-csharp[Using statements](~/../botbuilder-samples/MigrationV3V4/CSharp/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot-V4NetCore/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot/Dialogs/InstallAppDialog.cs?range=4-11)]

1. Define a constant for the key we'll use to track collected information.
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -272,7 +272,7 @@ In the **Dialogs/InstallAppDialog.cs** file:

In v3, this dialog greeted the user, started the Formflow dialog, and then saved the result off to a database. This translates easily into a two-step waterfall.

1. Update the `using` statements. Note that this dialog includes a v3 Formflow dialog. In v4 we can use the community Formflow library.
1. Update the `using` directives. Note that this dialog includes a v3 Formflow dialog. In v4 we can use the community Formflow library.
[!code-csharp[Using statements](~/../botbuilder-samples/MigrationV3V4/CSharp/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot-V4NetCore/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot/Dialogs/LocalAdminDialog.cs?range=4-8)]

1. We can remove the instance property for `LocalAdmin`, as the result will be available in dialog state.
Expand All @@ -293,7 +293,7 @@ In v3, this dialog greeted the user, started the Formflow dialog, and then saved

In v3, this dialog greeted the user, authorized the user with a pass code, failed out or started the Formflow dialog, and then reset the password. This still translates well into a waterfall.

1. Update the `using` statements. Note that this dialog includes a v3 Formflow dialog. In v4 we can use the community Formflow library.
1. Update the `using` directives. Note that this dialog includes a v3 Formflow dialog. In v4 we can use the community Formflow library.
[!code-csharp[Using statements](~/../botbuilder-samples/MigrationV3V4/CSharp/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot-V4NetCore/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot/Dialogs/ResetPasswordDialog.cs?range=4-9)]

1. Add a constructor and initialize the component's dialog set. The Formflow dialog is created in the same way. We're just adding it to the dialog set of our component in the constructor.
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- **ResetPassword.cs**
- **ResetPasswordPrompt.cs**

### Update using statements
### Update using directives

We need to update `using` statements in the model classes as shown next.
We need to update `using` directives in the model classes as shown next.

1. In **InstallApps.cs** change them to this:
[!code-csharp[Using statements](~/../botbuilder-samples/MigrationV3V4/CSharp/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot-V4NetCore/ContosoHelpdeskChatBot/Models/InstallApp.cs?range=4-5)]
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