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dim myb() as byte versus dim myb as byte()

Hello there,

I wonder what is the difference between declaring array of bytes as:
Dim myb() as Byte

versus

Dim myb as byte()

Thanks,

Carly

Jan 10 '07 #1
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"Carly" <ca*******@hotmail.comschrieb:
I wonder what is the difference between declaring array of bytes as:
Dim myb() as Byte

versus

Dim myb as byte()
There is no difference (except in the syntax).

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