Continue code on next line

[dancer]

How do I continue code on another line when one line becomes too long?
I always get compilation errors.

 

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello dancer,

C#/VB.NET/JS/HTML?
where?



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d> How do I continue code on another line when one line becomes too
d> long? I always get compilation errors.
d>

 

[Alexey Smirnov]

How do I continue code on another line when one line becomes too long?
I always get compilation errors.

Use underscore "_" sign

 

[Alexey Smirnov]

where?

VB

 

[Ross Culver]

To be more specific, each line of code must end with a space after your last
word and then the underscore. like " = myvariable _" There must be a hard
character return immediately following the underscore. You don't need the
quotation marks or "&" sign unless you would have used them anyway would
breaking the line.

Ross

 

[dancer]

VB

 

[dancer]

Thank you very much for being so specific.

To be more specific, each line of code must end with a space after your
last word and then the underscore. like " = myvariable _" There must be
a hard character return immediately following the underscore. You don't
need the quotation marks or "&" sign unless you would have used them
anyway would breaking the line.

Ross

 

[Steve C. Orr [MCSD, MVP, CSM, ASP Insider]]

For VB.NET just use the underscore ( _ ) character.
For example:

IF a = 1 _
AND b=2 THEN...