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VB.NET uses readable keywords and End-terminated blocks.

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What you will be able to do
  • Use Dim for variables.
  • Blocks end with End If, End Sub.
  • Console.WriteLine prints.

In plain English

VB.NET uses readable keywords and End-terminated blocks.

  • Use Dim for variables.
  • Blocks end with End If, End Sub.
  • Console.WriteLine prints.
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Module Program
    Sub Main()
        Dim name As String = "Ada"
        Console.WriteLine("Hello, " & name)
    End Sub
End Module
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Answer from memory: Which keyword declares a variable?

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