May 2000
Intermediate to advanced
365 pages
9h 48m
English
Content preview from Visual Basic® Style Guide, The
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Alphabetical Keyword List
The following list contains keywords intrinsic to Visual Basic, Visual Basic for Applications, and Visual Basic, Scripting Edition, that are not directly related to forms, controls, or objects.
' Comment Operator
| Category | Miscellaneous Features |
| Availability | VB:Yes, VBA:Yes, VBScript:Yes |
| Purpose | Begins a source code comment line or line section. |
| Typical Syntax | ' comment |
| See Also | Rem Statement |
Use the comment operator ( ' ) as needed within your Visual Basic source code. When adding comments to your source code, always use the single quote comment operator; discontinue use of the Rem statement.
The syntax of Visual Basic allows you to continue any line, including a comment line, with a line continuation character ( _ ). Do not ...