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johnb41
Is the "Of" keyword new to VB.NET 2.0?
For example, I am trying to make sense of the sample screensaver
application that's packaged with Express 2005 Edition.
In many of it's classes, it has code like so:
Public Class XYZ (Of T as IItem)
...
End Class
I've never actually seen "Of" in any code sample before.
1) Is this new to the updated VB.NET language?
2) What does it mean/do?
I can't google it because it strips the word "of" in all searches.
Thanks!
John
For example, I am trying to make sense of the sample screensaver
application that's packaged with Express 2005 Edition.
In many of it's classes, it has code like so:
Public Class XYZ (Of T as IItem)
...
End Class
I've never actually seen "Of" in any code sample before.
1) Is this new to the updated VB.NET language?
2) What does it mean/do?
I can't google it because it strips the word "of" in all searches.
Thanks!
John