VB.net One-Dimensional Array
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Experts:
Here is what I am using...I think the proper reference is to call it a One Dimensional array.
Dim sSportString() As String = {"Baseball.sql, Football.sql, Basketball.sql, Hockey.sql,"}
How can I use this same reference but add another line to it so all off it stays in the viewable screen?
Maybe add HorseRacing.sql and Soccer.sql to the list.
Thanks,
jimbo99999
Experts:
Here is what I am using...I think the proper reference is to call it a One Dimensional array.
Dim sSportString() As String = {"Baseball.sql, Football.sql, Basketball.sql, Hockey.sql,"}
How can I use this same reference but add another line to it so all off it stays in the viewable screen?
Maybe add HorseRacing.sql and Soccer.sql to the list.
Thanks,
jimbo99999
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The underscore is a line continuation character, so that you can break long lines to keep them visible on the screen.
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I meant...
Really...so I could do it like this then? If so, that would be great.
Dim sSportString() As String = { "Baseball.sql, Football.sql, _
Basketball.sql, Hockey.sql"}
jimbo99999
Really...so I could do it like this then? If so, that would be great.
Dim sSportString() As String = { "Baseball.sql, Football.sql, _
Basketball.sql, Hockey.sql"}
jimbo99999
That won't work, but this will:
Dim sSportString() As String = { "Baseball.sql, Football.sql," &_
" Basketball.sql, Hockey.sql"}
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Dim sSportString() As String = { "Baseball.sql, Football.sql, _
Basketball.sql, Hockey.sql,"}
jimbo99999