the DIM Statement

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Hi everyone:

1- I was wondering if in VB6, there is a way to explicitly deimention
variable? For example, all variables that start with "A" to be of type
Double?

2- Also, is there a way to define the type of variables in a single
statement, similar to C or Fortran? For example is there a way of writing

Dim A, B, C as double 'All three becoming double

instead of

Dim A as double, B as double, C as double?

Thanks for all your help.

Bob


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