Identifire Expected in vb.net

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I am using vb.net windows application this my code i got the following error

VB

  Dim i As Integer
  tTLeaveAvailable.Text = i

 If i = 0 Then

 tTLeaveAvailable.Text = Val(txtcasualleave.Text)-Val(txtleavegiving.Text)

 Else
    if (i !=0)  //Identifire Expected


tTLeaveAvailable.Text = Val(txtTleavetaken.Text) + Val(txtleavegiving.Text) - Val(txtcasualleave.Text)
     End If


 End If

How to slove this error

Posted 21-Mar-12 0:08am

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2012-03-21T00:13:00

Solution 1

The VB.NET inequality operator is '<>', not '!='.

It is worthy note that, in any case, testing for the i<>0 there is pointless (if the control reached the 'Else' clause then i must be inequal to zero).

Posted 21-Mar-12 0:13am

CPallini

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Uday P.Singh 21-Mar-12 6:15am

5!

Member 8614787 21-Mar-12 6:25am

Thanks for your reply i am correct my error it's working now

Thanks,

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Mar-12 20:08pm

Ha-ha, a 5.

There was a real story on the Web.

A student programmed:

v = 5;
v = 5;

-- 'Why the second assignment?'
-- 'In case it wasn't right in first line...'

--SA

CPallini 22-Mar-12 4:29am

In my former company (real work life!):
If a=0 Then
..
Else If a<>0 And a=1 Then
..

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Mar-12 16:02pm

:-)
--SA