How to convert from C# To VB.NET

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  12 years ago

  by Lordbenax

  Reuben Ashefor

  Lagos, Nigeria

  Joined 12 years ago
  I understand C# a little bit but i undastand JAVA and VB.NET well. Now the problem is that i av come across a couple of C# articles and i av bin able to convert them to vb.net and java. But there is keyword in C# that i don't know its function or how to convert it> For example: public void method(){ using(Doger rr =new Doger){ //implementation } }
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  12 years ago

  by tundinho

  Baba Olu

  London, United Kingdom

  Joined 12 years ago
  the using keyword is used for a variety of functions in c# but in the case as above, it signifies that the class **Doger** has implemented the interface IDisposable and its dispose method is called internally while also internally performing exception handling. it would otherwise translate to: try { Doger rr = new Doger(); //implementation } catch { throw new Exception(); } finally { rr.Dispose(); }
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  11 years ago

  by muyidotnet

  Olumuyiwa muyidotnet

  Lagos, Nigeria

  Joined 12 years ago

  The using keyword is useful especially when you need to use the object of a class on the fly such that the handle is disposed immediatelly after the code block without ever havin to keep a refrembe to the object. However getting a good book would really help.

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  11 years ago

  by muyidotnet

  Olumuyiwa muyidotnet

  Lagos, Nigeria

  Joined 12 years ago

  The using keyword is useful especially when you need to use the object of a class on the fly such that the handle is disposed immediatelly after the code block without ever havin to keep a refrembe to the object. However getting a good book would really help.

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  11 years ago

  by harvey007

  Wade Harvey

  Wilmette, United States

  Joined 11 years ago

  use http://converter.telerik.com/ - it is free and works great.

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