What is the difference between Dim nCount as Integer vs Dim
nCount% and when would you use each?
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Answer / parmanand
Your answer is wrong "Priti Wankhede" .... % is one way to declare variables in VB there you need not to tell the type. % it self tells the type is integer :)
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Answer / saravanapandian.p
% is anoter way to declare variables in VB there is no need
to tell the type. % it self tells the type is varient
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Answer / priti wankhede
First variable datatype is Integer and Second variable
datatype is variant, because by default daya type in VB is
Variant, there is a difference.
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Answer / srikanth
% is anoter way to declare variables in VB there is no need
to tell the type. % it self tells the type is integer
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