Convert from C# to VB.NET - Framework 3.5

Did you try some free converter sites. I did the with http://converter.telerik.com/ , and the result is: Dim y As var = New () {123, 236, 389}
Console.WriteLine(y(0))
Console.WriteLine(y(1))
Console.WriteLine(y(2))
Console.WriteLine(y.[GetType]().Name)

What is this declaration ?

Dim y As var = New () {123, 236, 389}

This must be

Dim y = New () {123, 236, 389}   --- This is not correct (Error)

Thanks

Almatrodi - if that's the code returned by the converter, you may want to try a different one, because it is wrong.

The VB.Net version is this...

        Dim y = New Object() {123, 236, 389}
        Console.WriteLine(y(0))
        Console.WriteLine(y(1))
        Console.WriteLine(y(2))
        Console.WriteLine(y.GetType().Name)

Wayne

Wayne,

Console.WriteLine(y.[GetType]().Name)

returns "Int32[]" in C#

Console.WriteLine(y.GetType().Name)

returns "Object[]" in VB.NET

I think so there is some thing wrong !

Thanks

Just change it to
Dim y = New Integer() { 123, 236, 389 }

Declaring an variable as 'var' in C# informs the compiler to determine the object type. VB.Net doesn't have an equivelent, so I explicitely used Object, but Almatrodi is correct - simply replace 'Object' with 'Integer'.

Wayne

you can always use this site to convert from VB.NET to C# and vice-versa.
http://www.carlosag.net/Tools/CodeTranslator/

dnwx - did you try it? You'll find that that converter fails to convert it properly also.

Wayne

Webtubbs, I didn't really try it since I always use it.
Well, I'm sorry if it didn't work, but at least there's a tip for future needs.

How about

Dim y = New(){123, 236, 389}

CodeCruiser:

How about

Dim y = New(){123, 236, 389}

This does NOT work. Any pointers ?

Thanks