How do you write an assignment statement in visual basic?

Answer 1

You declare it by this:

Dim var as integer

or

Public var as integer

You can use other types instead of integer like long, double, string, byte etc.

Using Public is for making a variable accessible from everywhere and using Dim is for making it accessible only from where you declared it from.

For using the variable you just type:

var = 1

var = "something"

var = 5 + 10 * (2 - 3)

var = var & "abc"

var &= "abc"

In each case the variable will have these values:

1

something

-15

Whatever var had before plus abc

Again whatever var had before plus abc

These are the basics of using a variable

Answer 2

It may sound contradictory, but a constant is a variable that cannot change. The program will prevent the value being changed during the course of the program. They are used for fixed values that can be referred to as a variable name, but will not be changed during the program. This can be better than hard coding the value into the program, in other words typing an actual value in.

Answer 3

A variable in Visual Basic allows you to store information such as numbers, letters, dates or words.

Answer 4

Variable or var mean a value eg:Integers Floats Double Boolean


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Answer 5

In Visual Basic, a variable is a memory location that stores a value when an application is executing. The names that programmers assign variables allow referencing.

Answer 6

with :

End Sub

End Class

Answer 7

Adds 2 to a and stores the result in b

Answer 8

underscore