utils.vb (vb.net)

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Add a new vb module called utils.vb where all shared code and global variables can be placed

Sangeetha S · Answer

To add a new VB (Visual Basic) module called utils.vb where you can place shared code and global variables, follow these steps: Open Your VB Project : Start by opening your Visual Basic project in your IDE (like Visual Studio). Add a New Module : Right-click on your project in the Solution Explorer. Select Add > Module . Name the new module utils.vb . Define Shared Code and Global Variables : In utils.vb , you can define your shared functions, procedures, and global variables. Here's an example of how to structure it: Module utils ' Declare global variables Public GlobalVariable1 As Integer Public GlobalVariable2 As String ' Shared function example Public Function AddNumbers(ByVal num1 As Integer, ByVal num2 As Integer) As Integer Return num1 + num2 End Function ' Another shared function example Public Function GetGreeting(ByVal name As String) As String Return \"Hello, \" & name & \"!\" End Function End Module Use Your Shared Code : You can now call the functions and access the global variables from anywhere in your project. For example: Dim result As Integer = utils.AddNumbers(5, 10) Dim greeting As String = utils.GetGreeting(\"Alice\")

utils.vb (vb.net)

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