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C# - Classes are not showing C#

I am working on a project.  In the ViewModels I have 3 classes.  One of them displays C# and the other two display a yellow triangle in the bottom right corner.  

I don't see any issues while running the app.  

Any idea why it is not displaying C#?  Is this an issue?
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the another 2 classes with yellow triangle in the bottom right corner could have been deleted or got some issues.

try refresh the project explorer and then mouse over to these 2 items to see what message you getting here?

also check the Error List if you can find something there?
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Don't see refresh.

No errors in error list.

The code does work.
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Here is an example of a class that is NOT showing the C#.

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using App.Models;

namespace App.Helper
{
    public class GeoLocatorPosition
    {

        private static Task<LongLatModel> longlatModel { get; set; }

        public Task<LongLatModel> GetGeoPosition()
        {
            return longlatModel;
        }

    }
}

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I also have this issue in 2017.  I reinstalled it and added some components and that seemed to have resolved it.
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