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Hello,

is this how a constructor is created and initialized. I am getting an error; VB does not like the "New"

what I am trying to do is to create a constructor with one argument and initialize its attribute.

Public Sub New(ByVal newProdNumber As Long)
        intProdNumber = newProdNumber
    End Sub

thanks

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Member Avatar for tinstaafl

If this is for a custom class, VB is probably suggesting that you also have a default New constructor:

Public Sub New()
    intProdNumber = 0
End Sub

It's ok to have both.

Also remember your constructors should initialize every member of your class

Edited by tinstaafl
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thanks you very much

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If this solved your problem please remember to mark this solved. Thanks.

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Public Class class1  
    Shared x As Integer

    Shared Sub New()
          x=0  
    End Sub
End Class
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