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 ...

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." ...

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 ...