VB.NET Question IMP.....

[Joy]

Option Explicit Off
Module Module1
Sub Main( )
Dim i As Integer
Dim b As Boolean
x = 50
End Sub
End Module


Pls give me the ans? ......

Thank YOu

 

[Patrice]

To get an answer, you may want to ask a question ratther than throwing some
code and let us to guess what the hell is the problem you get with it...

When option explicit is off you don't have to declare all variables so it
compiles fine. Is this your problem ? You are still allowed to declare
explicitely your variables...

 

[PvdG42]

Option Explicit Off
Module Module1
Sub Main( )
Dim i As Integer
Dim b As Boolean
x = 50
End Sub
End Module


Pls give me the ans? ......

Thank YOu

You didn't ask, but...

Option Explicit Off is just a BAD idea. Sooner or later you'll heartily
regret this choice while you try to debug all sorts of bizarre issues that
*should* have been caught by the compiler as simple syntax issues.

Your implicit declaration of x (type Object as default) causes your
application to do extra work doing behind the scenes, making it inefficient.
In a trivial bit of code, like your example, it may seem harmless from a
performance standpoint. Do it in a real application and you'll feel the
pain.

Post back with your questions.

 

[Alex Clark]

Is it 42?

 

[Michel Posseth [MCP]]

Not the answer but the question is driving me crazy

what the $%$% would be the question for the answer ? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
aaarghhhhh

regards

Michel

 

[Broadbent]

No 42 is the answer to the meaning of life!

Is it 42?

 

[Aaron]

But then the question becomes "What do you get if you multiply six by nine"?
And that makes no sense with the x=50!