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  1. Nov 5th, 2005, 06:38 PM #1
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    Re: Cant Quit :(

    Ah, yes. I remember reading that C# has no optional parameters/arguments. That makes sense now. Thanks for the Tip too.

    For more clarification, the a and b object variables are just empty containers of the designated types for filling in the required args, correct?

    Edit: Since I have your attention, is there an Option Explicit and Otpion Strict for C#? I couldnt find one.
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    Re: Cant Quit :(

    Quote Originally Posted by RobDog888
    is there an Option Explicit and Otpion Strict for C#?
    No. Assume that they are both set to On and there is no way to turn them Off, as it should really be in VB.NET as well, or at least have Option strict On by default. Those Options are part of the reason that VB.NET is probably easier for the beginner than C#, but C# enforces good practices more strictly so I think you tend to become a better programmer more quickly in C# as a result. How mystified do people get when they have been using VB.NET for six months or so and then someone suggests that they turn Option Strict On and they suddenly have hundreds of errors?
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