No Return statement in VB programming
In Visual Basic (VB), "End Sub" is a statement used to indicate the conclusion of a subroutine. A subroutine, defined using the "Sub" keyword, is a block of code that performs a specific task but does not return a value. The "End Sub" statement signifies the end of that block, allowing the program to know where the subroutine finishes. It is essential for structuring the code correctly and ensuring proper execution flow.
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vb can be nice on a hot day but drink too much of it and you wont feel like going to work the next day
A procedure is a group of executable statements wrapped between a declaration statement and a matching End statement, the following are examples of valid VB procedures: Sub Function Event Handler Property Procedures Operation Procedures Generic Procedures E.g Private Sub ExampleProcedure() <Code> End Sub
Yes it is possible, most things are in VB
return;orreturn ;PS: not function, statement!
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Your question is not clear.... Normally the VB compiler compiles each and every line of the program. So there is no need to continue the statement manually. If i am right, you are asking about... even if error occurs in the statement how to byepass the line in vb during compilation? is that the question you want to ask? then here is the solution, try to resolve the error and it will automatically move to the next line. No worries.
it is ternary form
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