what is the diff... [modified]

[nitin3]

pls tll me what is the diff between these two declarations dim i ,j as integer //and dim i as integer dim j as integer thanks -- modified at 3:43 Wednesday 12th September, 2007

[chandu004]

please verify your post once again and modify it.

[Colin Angus Mackay]

nitin3 wrote:

pls tll me what is the diff between these two declarations dim i ,j as integer //and dim i,j as integerer

The second lacks a space between the i and comma. The second also contains a spelling mistake.

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[MohammadAmiry]

nitin3 wrote:

dim i ,j as integer //and dim i as integer dim j as integer

I don't see any differences! In vb6 the first statement resulted in declaration of i As Variant and j as integer. But in VB.NET both declarations are the same!

[chandu004]

yah what u said is correct.

[nitin3]

MohammadAmiry wrote:

..i As Variant and...

dim i ,j as integer ' i thought this declares both i & j as integer. thanks again

[rohitsrivastava]

both are one and the same thing what u suitable u can do it if u write single line then this is smart work

[nitin3]

in vb 6 ------- Dim a(10), k, j As Integer 'this will not work 'but thi will Dim a(10) as integer dim k, j As Integer 'input values 1-10 '------------------- For j = 1 To 10 a(j) = InputBox("Enter a number") Next k = a(1) For j = 1 To 9 If k < a(j + 1) Then k = a(j + 1) End If Next MsgBox k thats why ask about it !!! thanks for response