04.20
I was just browsing through MSDN website when I noticed something that all this time I considered it very trivial. Apparently in VB, you need to give every line apostrophe (‘) to make that line a comment (I know this). And you can’t use the underscore (_) to continue the comment, you still need to give the apostrophe again in the next line (now that is new).
Very contrast compared to other language such as C# (or other similar language in that matter, like C/C++, Java), you can use double slashes (//) to start a comment. To make multiple-line comment, you need to start it with /* and end it */
The comparison becomes a moot point if you are using Visual Studio. You can easily select the lines, and press Ctrl+K+C to comment it, and Ctrl+K+U to uncomment the selected lines.
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I give up with VB, and strict in C#!
VB, the language I’ve used for 5 years
well .. I do like C# a lot, but I must compromise since my most projects are using VB.NET ^^’
hye.
i know what is the method of assigning single line comment in VB.but wht is the method of assigning Multiline Comments in VB?
can somebody help.
kindly reply me on mail.
bye
Vikas, there’s no way to do such thing in VB.