Re: String() declaration?

On Oct 29, 9:26 am, "Anil Gupte/iCinema.com" <anil-l...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
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.
--
Anil Guptewww.keeninc.netwww.icinema.comwww.wizo.tv

Fairly same. However you can get used to one of them depending on your
taste. Putting parantheses just after variable to declare array seems
more than the other decleration option on the net.

Thanks,

Onur G.
.

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