Simple as below:
If 1 = 2 Then
Dim i As Integer
Else
Dim i As Integer
End If
This will give an error as “duplicated declaration in current scope”. Why?
Simple as below: If 1 = 2 Then Dim i As Integer Else Dim
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Simple as below:
If 1 = 2 Then
Dim i As Integer
Else
Dim i As Integer
End If
This will give an error as “duplicated declaration in current scope”. Why?
Variables are local to the sub/function (procedure). In your case, the “current scope”. VB, VBA, and VBScript do not have the concept of code blocks within a procedure. If I remember correctly, the only code blocks are modules, classes, forms (which are classes), and procedures.
You can declare a variable anywhere within the procedure as a convenience. Yet, the “current scope” is the procedure.
It was a design decision to make the language easier to use for B-eginners.
Duplicate declaration in current scope
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