Re: String() declaration?

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Basically it means :

- temp is an array of strings

- the temp array is holding strings

So this is two ways to tell the same thing. I tend to favor #2 as it is more
consistent with waht you do in your code i.e. temp(myIndex).

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Patrice



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Can someone please explan the difference between

Dim temp as String()

and

Dim temp() as String

in terms of syntax and practical usage? I thought I knew, but of late
have become confused due to reasons too complicated to go in here.

Will appreciate your inputs.
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Anil Gupte
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