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Visual Basic Code Statements Explained

Remark statements are used for documentation and have no effect on project execution. Assignment statements assign values to properties or variables from right to left. Smart tags set common control properties and the TabIndex property determines focus order when tabbing through controls, while tooltips are labels that appear when hovering over buttons or controls.

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Visual Basic Code Statements Explained

Remark statements are used for documentation and have no effect on project execution. Assignment statements assign values to properties or variables from right to left. Smart tags set common control properties and the TabIndex property determines focus order when tabbing through controls, while tooltips are labels that appear when hovering over buttons or controls.

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Visual Basic Code Statements

REMARK STATEMENT
• Remark statements, sometimes called
comments, are used for project
documentation only. They are not considered
“executable” and have no effect when the
project runs. The purpose of remarks is to
make
ASSIGNMENT STATEMENT
• assigns a value to a property or variable
• Assignment statements operate from right to left;
• that is, the value appearing on the right side of
the equal sign is assigned to the property named
on the left of the equal sign. It is often helpful to
read the equal sign as “is replaced by.”
Smart Tags
• use to set the most common properties of
many controls
TabIndex property
• determines the order the focus moves as the
Tab key is pressed.
Creating ToolTips
• small labels that pop up when you pause your
mouse pointer over a toolbar button or
control

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