Happy Holidays Niners
- Posted: Dec 22, 2007 at 4:00 PM
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In keeping with what has become a holiday tradition here on Channel 9 he have
Chris Anderson, Don Box and
now Amanda Silver singing you a special holiday song.
You can compile along with them by grabbing the
source project for this video.
From all of us at Channel 9, we would like to wish you and your family a Very
Beautiful holiday season! For even more holiday cheer, please check out episodes
I,
II,III
and IV.
'VS-indenting
Module VB
Dim myvar As Integer?() = {3 * 3}
Sub Main()
For Each i In myvar
Console.Write("Hello VB")
With i
Console.Write(.Value)
End With REM a language so true
If i IsNot Nothing
Then
Console.WriteLine()
End If REM
Console.Write(<some>xml</some>)
Next
End Sub
End Module
'Lyrical-indenting
Module VB : Dim myvar As _
Integer?() = {3 * 3}
Sub Main() : For Each i
In myvar
Console.Write("Hello VB")
With i : Console.Write(.Value)
End With REM a language so true
If i IsNot Nothing
Then
Console.WriteLine() : End If
REM
Console.Write(<some>xml</some>)
Next : End Sub : End Module
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The group's called "The Gang of Four" and their debut album "Rhyme Patterns" will be out around the same time as Duke Nukem Forever.
Good job! I particularly enjoyed the interview at the beginning! (We need more VB interviews Charles)
Oh now that was good! Now I know what I'm singing on christmas to annoy my VB buddies hehe. [6]
Thanks to everyone involved, and Happy Holidays!
loves me some c# with braces and strudel,
Mem'ry and thread pools all tied up with strings
Multi-line lambdas makes four cores just sing.
When the queues pop,
and the locks drop,
when I'm feeling sad,
I simply remember those nice c# things,
and then I don't feel sooooo bad.
Merry Christmas Microsoft,
and to all a good build.
Kudos folks.
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Thanks!
Thanks for supplying it Jamie!
Nice antlers Amanda, but we really want to see you dance!
Happy holidays to all those who celebrate this time of year (and even if you don't celebrate Christmas, surely you celebrate the end of another year of life on Earth).
Thank for you making Channel 9 2007 so great!
Here's to 2008!
Keep on posting,
C
Same to you Charles. Thanks so much for all the great content over the years. Happy holidays to the 9er team! See yall next year. Have a drink on me tonight
William
Btw. I have seen all your xmas specials, Don and Chris. You got better with each one that you did - please keep up the tradition!
For the lyrics, I'll probably use "Next i" instead of just "Next" in order to consume the last note more smoothly.
So it sounds something like:
Next i~ End Sub End Mo-dule
It was great!
Happy New Year, everybody!
Dim myvar As Integer?() = {3 * 3}
Is this something new in vb.net 9?
got it - Nullable type.
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