A previously answered question I got wrong...

Forgot who it was, but someone had asked having a class within a class(nested classes). I said no, but it turns out I was wrong..you cna have a class within a class..Just a a pointer. I am not sure why someone would want to, but I guess there can be reasons.

as like in C++ Classes can be used as containers.

ex.

VB Code:

Public Class Bank
 
  ...
 
     Private Class Vault
 
        ...
     End Class
 
 
End Class

The Bank class would be a container for the Vault class. This would mean that only the Bank class would have access to the Vault's class member variables and methods, thus abstracting the inner workings of the Vault class from the customers of the Bank.

ahh makes better sense now.

When I think VERY VERY VERY hard, I figure out that it was me who asked the question :D
tnx

Yeah Visual Basic now supports inner classes.
I have yet to use them but i use them from
time to time in Java. Im sure the concept is
the same or similar in Visual Basic. :)