vb .net, select statement, default
vb.net
Solution
use `case Else` , it is same as default of c syntax:
Select [ Case ] testexpression
[ Case expressionlist
[ statements ] ]
[ Case Else
[ elsestatements ] ]
End Select
e.g.
creamcake = TextBox1.Text
Select Case creamcake
Case "Eaten"
DietState = "Diet Ruined"
Case "Not Eaten"
DietState = "Diet Not Ruined"
Case Else
DietState = "Didn't check"
End Select
if you want to assign more than one case then example
Select Case agerange
Case 16 To 21
MsgBox “Still Young”
Case 50 To 64
MsgBox “Start Lying”
End Select
Problem
In C I can assign `default` to some existing `switch` entry: ``` switch(c) { default : case 1: break; case 2 : break; } ``` Is there a similar possibility in VB's select statement?