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What is the result of using Option Explicit?

A. This applies only to Visual Basic, not VBScript.
B. All variables must be dimensioned before use.
C. All variables are dimensioned at run-time.
D. Forces all <SELECT> controls to have a SELECTED option.
E. Requires all variables be cast as specific DataTypes.

Total Answers and Comments: 4

Last Update: June 08, 2007

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March 23, 2005 01:37:17

Linda

RE: What is the result of using Option Explicit?

E. Option Explicit requires all variables be declared first which lets the VBScript interpreter catch errors such as a misspelled variable.

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October 04, 2005 07:01:28

Ramesh. S

RE: What is the result of using Option Explicit?

Ans : B

All Variables must be dimensioned before use.

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May 23, 2006 07:32:50

Bhoopendra Shakya

RE: What is the result of using Option Explicit?

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B. All variables must be dimensioned before use.

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June 08, 2007 03:23:56

lalita.p

RE: What is the result of using Option Explicit?

Option Explicit is used to trap the undeclared variables or to define the variable before use. To avoid duplicate variable declaration.

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