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If you really need multiple people in that ONE class (I cannot imagine why, see crazyman's solution for a good implementation) then you should declare your members as collections or Array<br />
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Name() as string<br />
Age() as integer<br />
DOB() as Date<br />
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and the Redim them as you add a person<br />
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If you really need multiple people in that ONE class (I cannot imagine why, see crazyman's solution for a good implementation) then you should declare your members as collections or Array

Name() as string
Age() as integer
DOB() as Date

and the Redim them as you add a person



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Stupid Question coming up...<br />
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If i've got a class that contains <br />
<br />
Name<br />
Age<br />
DOB<br />
etc...<br />
<br />
and I need to read multiple people into that class, so how do I go about declaring it as such?<br />
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Thanks in advance...<br />

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Stupid Question coming up...

If i've got a class that contains 

Name
Age
DOB
etc...

and I need to read multiple people into that class, so how do I go about declaring it as such?

Thanks in advance...


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