July 2015
Intermediate to advanced
1300 pages
87h 27m
English
You have seen a lot of examples about applying attributes. This section provides explanation about applying attributes. When applying an attribute to your own type or member, you enclose the attribute name between angle brackets, as in the following example:
<Serializable()>Public Class PersonEnd Class
In this case, the Serializable attribute is parameterless (and in this case you can omit round parentheses).
When you apply an attribute, your object is decorated with that attribute. Another common description utilized when applying attributes is that an object is marked. Referring to the previous example, you can say that the Person class is decorated with the Serializable attribute or that it is marked as Serializable. Attributes ...