C
CMM
Herfried K. Wagner said:Mhm... But I remember the documentation for '&' recommends to use '&' for
string concatenation instead of '+'.
They do. Because it removes uncertainty of the result when Option Strict is
OFF.
When Option Strict is ON there's no reason to choose one over the other. At
that point, it comes down to subjectivity or company standards....
I stopped using & in my move to .NET. But, I miss &.... and standardizing on
+ (for me) has caused problems once in a while.... like when I load up
someone else's code module and it has Option Strict OFF in it and I don't
realize it. :-(