It' up to personal preference. Make sure that you are not mixing VB's
string functions with those of the .NET Framework. VB's own functions work
with 1-based indices, the functions in the .NET Framework with 0-based
indices.
It' up to personal preference. Make sure that you are not mixing VB's
string functions with those of the .NET Framework. VB's own functions work
with 1-based indices, the functions in the .NET Framework with 0-based
indices.
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