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You also can combine these into a single statement, although I think it s just plain ugly: Dim question As String, answer As String
See, I told you it was ugly. This is just the start of what s possible with the Dim statement. I ll get into more details as the chapter progresses. | 2: Introducing Visual Basic
Value Types and Reference Types
I talked about value types and reference types in 1. Value type variables store an actual value; the tea in a value type teacup is the content itself. All of the literal data values I mentioned previously, except for Strings, are value types. Reference type variables store a reference to the actual data, data found somewhere else in memory. When you look into a reference type teacup, you have to read the tea leaves at the bottom to determine where the real data resides. Either reference types have data or they don t. In the absence of data, a reference type has a value of Nothing, a Visual Basic keyword that indicates no data. Value types are never Nothing; they always contain some value, possibly the default value for that type (such as zero for numeric types). A special nullable type does let you assign Nothing to a value type, allowing you to implement the same is there any data here at all logic that exists with reference types. I ll talk about nullable types in 6.
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