[VB.NET] Byte problem :[

[Nuklear]

What is a byte exactly? When I make a function that requires a byte.

I put in any number between 0 - 255, but it errors that it cannot be converted to 1 dimensional array. <_<

 

[username1]

sage

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte

(Yet another proof that VB is not a real programming language and all those that use it are hopeless n00bs...)

 

[Nuklear]

I know it isn't a real programming language, but it gets the task done. ;]

 

[konnichiwa]

your method is probably after a byte array.

in c# its:

byte[] byteArray = new byte [] { 0xFF };

 

[mucow]

Byte - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

(Yet another proof that VB is not a real programming language and all those that use it are hopeless n00bs...)

Agreed.

 

[damian]

Agreed.

Also Agreed.

 

[username1]

Also Agreed.

QFT.

 

[YukiNeko]

What is a byte exactly? When I make a function that requires a byte.

I put in any number between 0 - 255, but it errors that it cannot be converted to 1 dimensional array. <_<

Visual Basic.NET is supposed to be simple, but your question doesn't make much sense. I wrote a tiny program that demonstrates how to set a byte, how to read it and how to change it.

Public Class Form1

    Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load

        'start my sub
        mySub()

    End Sub

    Private Sub mySub()
        'declare variable as byte and set value 20
        Dim myByte As Byte = 20

        'display result from my function in a messagebox
        MsgBox(myFunction(myByte).ToString)

        'change byte variable to value 80
        myByte = 80

        'again display result from my function in a messagebox
        MsgBox(myFunction(myByte).ToString)
    End Sub

    Private Function myFunction(ByVal anyByte As Byte) As Boolean
        If anyByte > 60 Then
            Return True
        Else
            Return False
        End If
    End Function

End Class

 

[username1]

sage

but your question doesn't make much sense.

Because he obviously has no knowledge whatsoever of the functioning of a computer, and attempts to proceed will fail until he gains said knowledge.

sage for bumping old thread