Article:		VB.NET Data Types
Subject:		Completing my question
Date:		2001-08-01 08:21:08
From:		dannyo152
[I apologize: I keep hitting the tab key in order to indent my comments.] for dim I as Integer = 1 to 10 ... is acceptable?

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• Preceding the Completing my question
  2001-08-01 08:26:38  dannyo152 [View]
  
  
  [What a mess... I thought my first part got sent, apparently it was lost.]
  
  In your example of:
  
  Dim N As Long ' N is declared outside the block
  ' and has procedure scope.
  For I = 1 To 10
  N = N + Incr(I)
  Next
  W = Base ^ N ' N is visible outside the block but I is not.
  
  demonstrating scope, since "option explicit" is the default, wouldn't the variable I have necessarily been declared prior to its use, and thus, have scope outside of the loop?
  
  Is the following:
  
  for (dim I as Integer = 1 ) to 10
  
  allowed?
  
  Thank you and my apoligies for the clumsiness of my posting techniques.
  
  Dan
• declaring variable in loop
  2008-04-23 03:50:29  hilson28 [View]
  
  
  you use
  
  For i as Integer = 1 To 10