I am new in this language.....but..i want to know this...

is VB-

you have SUB AND FUNCTION

Ths sub is just a procees...Doesnt return nothing...
and the function is that a function but returns a value


in Csharp...did you use sub and functions????

No they are all "methods" the only difference is if you dont want to return anything you say it returns "void" eg nothing

I agree with LizR. C# is a C-like language, in C you have only functions, no subroutines.
When you want to "simulate" a subroutine in C, C# or C++ you use something like

void MyStuff()
{
     //do my stuff
}

When you use functions in a class you call them methods, but what's in a name?
Just use those "things" and happy programming!

and to extend upon ddanbe, you can also set the modifiers on the methods

public void MyStuff()
{
}

private void MyStuffAgain()
{
}

the access modifiers match except these
VB -> C# equivalent
Friend -> internal
Protected Friend -> internal protected

I am new in this language.....but..i want to know this...

is VB-

you have SUB AND FUNCTION

Ths sub is just a procees...Doesnt return nothing...
and the function is that a function but returns a value


in Csharp...did you use sub and functions????

No I give you and example to better understand

public sub x() = public void x ();
public shared sub x() = public static void x();
public Function x(byVal type a,ByRef type b) as type = public type x(type a, ref type b);

Jugortha, ByRef isn't always going to be c# ref, it will sometimes be out

if you aren't for sure, don't post information that may lead someone down the wrong path

Yes you have raison dikersonka but I try to simplify the existence to gooki2005

Yes you have raison dikersonka but I try to simplify the existence to gooki2005

What on earth does that mean?

Lol i think its some sort of way to say yes you are correct, but I thought i had a way to help gooki understand.

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