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TheRoss0411
By TheRoss0411
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Looks like you're using visual basic, by the looks of it, just from the .vb

and you'll also have to have:

using System.Windows.Forms;

at the start of the program I'm pretty sure.

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I am trying C#, not going too well, i cant even get variables to work

I know it's not meant to look like this, i am messing around to attempt to fix it

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Just take any online C# tutorial to get past basics. There is not much help to offer here.

 

Don't know C# but imho it should be something like:

string name;name = "Ross";MessageBox.Show(name);
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Just take any online C# tutorial to get past basics. There is not much help to offer here.

 

Don't know C# but imho it should be something like:

string name;name = "Ross";MessageBox.Show(name);

Nope, not working

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Looks like you're using visual basic, by the looks of it, just from the .vb

and you'll also have to have:

using System.Windows.Forms;

at the start of the program I'm pretty sure.

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Looks like you're using visual basic, by the looks of it, just from the .vb

 

What ?

Well now i feel like an idiot

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I guess you probably figured out the answer by now then, but just to say it

 

For VB Variables

'Just to be clear, I didn't choose this number at randomDim myGreatVariableName as Long = 3131961357

0b10111010 10101101 11110000 00001101

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