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I had forgotten about that underscore in Visual Basic. The editor has to
keep reminding me of it. :)
I really have no opinion on the use of the semi-colon versus any other
character. I was just wondering why it was picked over the period, which,
as I said, is used by almost all written languages to denote the end of a
declaratory sentence. My thinking is that the period was considered too
small to be easily seen and would have degraded readability versus the
semi-colon.
Donald R. Fisher, III
Project Manager
Roomstore Furniture Company
(804) 784-7600 extension 2124
DFisher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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the delimiters are CRLF (end-of-line) and the colon (":") character.
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how do you write a line of code that spans across multiple lines?
In VB you use the underscore ("_") character.
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So, what can you do? And, would what you come up with REALLY be
better than the semicolon?
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