Example code is corrected to compile #4420
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TypeDescriptor.GetConverter has an override that accepts an object, so I don't know why it wouldn't compile.
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Variable is substituted to <typeof(Color)> for the example to be correct and compile in line 32 of dotnet-api-docs\samples\snippets\csharp\VS_Snippets_Winforms\Classic TypeConverter Example\CS\source.cs
Color c = Color.Red;
Console.WriteLine(TypeDescriptor.GetConverter(c).ConvertToString(c));