The equivalent of C#'s yield contextual keyword

[cartoper]

I am coming to VB.Net from C#. One feature I really like about C# is
the yield contextual keyword. Here is what MSDN says about it:

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Used in an iterator block to provide a value to the enumerator object
or to signal the end of iteration. It takes one of the following forms:

yield return expression;
yield break;
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Does VB have this concept? If so, what might it be?

[Mattias Sjögren]

>Does VB have this concept? If so, what might it be?

No, VB doesn't support iterators. You have to manually implement
IEnumerable/IEnumerator and maintain the state machine.
Mattias

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[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

I assume that this conflicts with the in VB.Net by most liked multiple
indexes, which are not in C#

Cor

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>I am coming to VB.Net from C#. One feature I really like about C# is
the yield contextual keyword. Here is what MSDN says about it:

--------------
Used in an iterator block to provide a value to the enumerator object
or to signal the end of iteration. It takes one of the following forms:

yield return expression;
yield break;
--------------

Does VB have this concept? If so, what might it be?