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I think I had gotten stung previously with VB6s loose typing (everything as a generic object unless declared otherwise), so when I switched to VB.NET I made a p
by Jaruzel 10y ago
I think I had gotten stung previously with VB6s loose typing (everything as a generic object unless declared otherwise), so when I switched to VB.NET I made a point of declaring everything (and still do).
- cm2187 10y agoyeah it took me a while to get rid of bad VB6 habits too. Hungarian notation, specifying byval in front of every arguments in a function, not relying on type inference, etc.