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Looking at the C# and VB.NET language specs I think it says that the logical Xor/Or/And operations have different precendence in the two languages. Am I reading that right? I was expecting them to have the same precendence.
For example in C#
100 | 200 ^ 300 & 400 is the same as…
100 | (200 ^ (300 & 400)) But the equivalent VB.NET
100 Or 200 Xor 300 And 400 as far as I can tell is the same as…
(100 Or 200) Xor (300 And 400) Am I reading that right?
Yes. Simple as that.