Option Explicit: Yuck.

[Jeffrey Drake]

I can't agree with your statement that VB isn't object oriented. The
only thing VB doesn't support is implementation inheritance. This
isn't necessarily needed though to be classified as OO because it does
support Interface inheritance.

Regards,
Jeffrey Drake

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>(3) Visual Basic, at least until Visual Studio.NET is not capable of either
>#1 or #2, and it remains to be seen if .NET can reverse that.  (VB.net will
>be the first truly Object Oriented version of VB, but will probably still
>not be fully dynamic like Python.)
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>Warren Postma
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