Although ReSharper knows about all these warnings and provides design-time notifications for them, it goes one step further and detects unused fields not covered by compiler warnings. The example below shows that even if a field is assigned non-constant value and has no read usages, ReSharper will help you detect the unused member.
classFoo{privateint _a;// CS0414privateint _b;// No compiler warnings, but ReSharper issues its own warning herepublicFoo(intvalue){
_a =1;
_b =value;}}
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