(Beginner) VB.NET piece of code, How is it coded in C#?

[NewBie]

Hello Fellows,

Can you let me know how do i convert the below VB.NET piece of code into c#?

Dim targetTypes(0) as Type
targetTypes(0) = GetType(Order)

Thanks :)

[Frans Bouma [C# MVP]]

NewBie wrote:

Hello Fellows,

Can you let me know how do i convert the below VB.NET piece of code into c#?

Dim targetTypes(0) as Type
targetTypes(0) = GetType(Order)

Type[] targetTypes = new Type[1];
targetTypes[0] = GetType(Order);

FB, who wonders what this has to do with ADO.NET ;)

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NewBie wrote:

Hello Fellows,

Can you let me know how do i convert the below VB.NET piece of code into c#?

Dim targetTypes(0) as Type
targetTypes(0) = GetType(Order)

Type[] targetTypes = new Type[1];
targetTypes[0] = GetType(Order);

FB, who wonders what this has to do with ADO.NET ;)

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[NewBie]

Hi FB,
Thanks for the reply, i had tried that but i get the below compilation error...
'NameSpace.Order' denotes a 'class' where a 'variable' was expected.
Then realised that get type takes in a string, (type name) in C#

BTW.. ADO.NET? i posted the Q in the NG "microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp"

Tnx once again...
"Frans Bouma [C# MVP]" wrote:

NewBie wrote:

Hello Fellows,

Can you let me know how do i convert the below VB.NET piece of code into c#?

Dim targetTypes(0) as Type
targetTypes(0) = GetType(Order)

Type[] targetTypes = new Type[1];
targetTypes[0] = GetType(Order);

FB, who wonders what this has to do with ADO.NET ;)

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[Marc Selis]

The VB.NET GetType() function is called typeof() in C#

Your example then becomes:
Type[] targetTypes = new Type[1];
targetTypes[0] = typeof(Order);

or shorter:

Type[] targetTypes = new Type[] {typeof(Order)};

"NewBie" <Ne****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi FB,
Thanks for the reply, i had tried that but i get the below compilation error... 'NameSpace.Order' denotes a 'class' where a 'variable' was expected.
Then realised that get type takes in a string, (type name) in C#

BTW.. ADO.NET? i posted the Q in the NG "microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.csharp"
Tnx once again...
"Frans Bouma [C# MVP]" wrote:

NewBie wrote:

Hello Fellows,

Can you let me know how do i convert the below VB.NET piece of code into c#?
Dim targetTypes(0) as Type
targetTypes(0) = GetType(Order)

Type[] targetTypes = new Type[1];
targetTypes[0] = GetType(Order);

FB, who wonders what this has to do with ADO.NET ;)

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