I'm probably going to feel really stupid because there is probably a simple answer that I'm just not seeing. I'm doing the VB Net online course from Hexagon and I need to add an "Or" operator. The course doesn't tell me how to do it, Google has been no help and I can't find anything in Visual Basic. I'm needing to add the one in the teal box circled in red. Please help so I can quit banging my head on the desk.
NinjaBadger I know you are good with this stuff...
I took this class a few years ago... don't remember seeing any C#. Are you writing in C# flavor on your own or does the class now offer some VB.NET and C#?
I took this class a few years ago... don't remember seeing any C#. Are you writing in C# flavor on your own or does the class now offer some VB.NET and C#?
The course has you do it in C# now.
If I remember correctly, when the class was free during the virus BS, the class was called VB.NET for PC-DMIS. Now it is called Automating PC-DMIS so the course must have changed when the free classes ended.
If I remember correctly, when the class was free during the virus BS, the class was called VB.NET for PC-DMIS. Now it is called Automating PC-DMIS so the course must have changed when the free classes ended.
Interesting. I should ask to take the course again. It took me a while to convert all of my vb.net code into c# and have it all behave correctly
If I remember correctly, when the class was free during the virus BS, the class was called VB.NET for PC-DMIS. Now it is called Automating PC-DMIS so the course must have changed when the free classes ended.
C# is the way to go anyway! Much more resources available on the interwebz.
