You use a normal declaration statement to declare an object variable. For the data type, you specify either Object (that is, the Object Data Type) or a more specific class from which the object is to ...

As a .NET developer, you know that the obvious grammatical descendant of the C language is Visual Basic. At least, that's the case if you're talking about local static variables. In C, static ...

While Visual Basic instantiates all local variables when a method first begins, C# instantiates inner-scoped variables (like passFactor) only when that inner scope is accessed by the code. In this ...

As with any variable in Visual Basic, you declare a decimal type before you use it. To declare the variable, you use the "Dim" statement followed by the variable's name and the words "as decimal." ...