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cint("0") error 1
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Or Integer.TryParse("0")
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I tried the Ctype("0",Integer) and it works with no errors - Thanks!
I am getting the same problem when I try to use the
IsNumeric("0") funtion. Well, I get False back, not a crash.
my program asks user for integers and I was using isnumeric to test and then cint() to change type. The only problem I ran into was when I input zero - "0". I have to use option strict turned on
I am getting the same problem when I try to use the
IsNumeric("0") funtion. Well, I get False back, not a crash.
my program asks user for integers and I was using isnumeric to test and then cint() to change type. The only problem I ran into was when I input zero - "0". I have to use option strict turned on
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