Ending a Program at Any Time.
Ending a Program at Any Time
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Our last topic in this chapter will be about ending programs. There are times when you want to end a program without further ado-for example, to make an Exit menu item active. How do you do that?
You use the End statement. This statement stops execution of your program; here’s an example in which I end the program when the user types “Stop” (or “stop” or “STOP” and so on):
Module Module1 Sub Main() Dim strInput As String Do Until UCase(strInput) = "STOP" System.Console.WriteLine("What should I do?") strInput = System.Console.ReadLine() Loop End End SubEnd Module
| Tip |
The Stop statement is similar to End, except that it puts the program in a break state. Executing a Stop statement, therefore, will make the Visual Basic debugger come up. |
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