A casing technique in Visual Basic coding

Posted by: Keyvan Nayyeri, on 17 Jul 2006 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

One of famous common easy techniques in Visual Basic casing structures which is familiar to most of Visual Basic developers is the ability to compare a value with several variables in Select Case statements. It has been pointed many times but as I saw the lack of this technique in someone’s code write about it again here. The base point is “You can compare a constant value with several variables instead of comparing a variable with several values”.  Take...

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