END (Block)
Indicates the end of a compound statement block.
Syntax:
End { Sub | Function | If | Select | Type | Enum | Scope | With | Namespace | Extern | Constructor | Destructor | Operator | Property }
Description:
Used to indicate the end of the most recent code block.
The type of the block must be included in the command: one of Sub, Function, If, Select, Type, Enum, Scope, With, Namespace, Extern, Constructor, Destructor, Operator, or Property.
Ending a Sub, Function, If, Select, Scope, Constructor, Destructor, Operator, or Property block also closes the scope for variables defined inside that block. When the scope is closed, variables defined inside the scope are destroyed, calling their destructors as needed.
To end a program, see End (Statement).
The type of the block must be included in the command: one of Sub, Function, If, Select, Type, Enum, Scope, With, Namespace, Extern, Constructor, Destructor, Operator, or Property.
Ending a Sub, Function, If, Select, Scope, Constructor, Destructor, Operator, or Property block also closes the scope for variables defined inside that block. When the scope is closed, variables defined inside the scope are destroyed, calling their destructors as needed.
To end a program, see End (Statement).
Examples:
Declare Sub checkvalue( n As Integer )
Dim variable As Integer
Input "Give me a number: ", variable
If variable = 1 Then
Print "You gave me a 1"
Else
Print "You gave me a big number!"
End If
checkvalue(variable)
Sub checkvalue( n As Integer )
Print "Value is: " & n
End Sub
Dim variable As Integer
Input "Give me a number: ", variable
If variable = 1 Then
Print "You gave me a 1"
Else
Print "You gave me a big number!"
End If
checkvalue(variable)
Sub checkvalue( n As Integer )
Print "Value is: " & n
End Sub
Differences from QB:
- none
See also:
- Constructor
- Destructor
- End (Statement)
- Enum
- Extern
- Function
- If...Then
- Namespace
- Operator
- Property
- Scope
- Select Case
- Sub
- Type
- With
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