Chapter 1, page 22 Code: Private Sub btnOK_Click(sender as Object, e As EventArgs) Handles btnOK.Click
'Display a message box greeting to user
MessageBox.Show ("Hello, "& txtName.Text & _ "! Welcome to Visual Basic 2010.", <- Why does this comma put this message in the caption?
And should be message be 2012 instead of 2010?

Also using the Hungarian Notation --should the form be frmForm1?

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Frank

That is the separator for the parameters. The second parameter is the caption of the message box. If you are using Hungarian Notation it would be frm and then a name that would make sense for the object. In this case, maybe frmExample.

Bryan

I understand a comma is a delimiter, separator, etc. But where do I find the code or an explanation why?, when that comma is put there is does that action. In the book it does not say why the comma does this action!

Thank You

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Frank

I still may not 100% understand your question. That is explained in detail in chapter 11. The parameters create method other signatures. The method has many ways to call it, various parameters that create overrides. It will all make more sense as you work your way through the book.

Here is the microsoft page on the class. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...v=vs.110).aspx

Thank You, all this information helped me!

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Frank