Convert C# bitwise operators to VB - How?

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Hello,

Stephany Young said:
An example of 'AndThen' in everyday english would be:

If you subscribe to this newsgroup and then you phrase
a question politely then someone might answer it.
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In German we would say:

Wenn du die Newsgroup abonnierst _und dann_
höflich eine Frage stellst, dann wirst du vielleicht eine
Antwort bekommen.
An example of 'AndAlso' in everyfday english would be:

If you have a PC and (you) also have Visual Studio
.NET then you tou might like to aprticipate in this
newsgroup.
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In German:

Wenn du einen PC _und auch_ Visual Studio .NET hast,
dann...
Stephany Young
MVP (Cooking, Cleaning, Laundry, Gardening, Decryption
of Husband-Speak and Teenager-Speak)
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:-)
 
Hello,

Cor said:
That is the same as in Dutch (with other words for
"and" and "also" and "then", but phonetical are "and"
and "then" almost the same as in English).
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In some German dialects, it's pronounced similar to the English version.
 
Make sense but I think that the most VB programmers avoidBut who knows that, I never had paid any attention to it.
Now you tell this I know why I did found the behaviour of And and Or always
so strange in VB6.
 
Hi Cor,

:-))

I'm sure that you argued* your point well in that discussion against your
countrymen and also** against the English speakers.

Even when I first started using BASIC I was into bits. But then I
discovered C and moved camp.

Regards,
Fergus

* Yep, correct usage.

** Ok but still a bit awkward. I would normally use 'as well as'
 
Hi Stephany,

|| Stephany Young
|| MVP (Cooking, Cleaning, Laundry, Gardening,
|| Decryption of Husband-Speak and Teenager-Speak)

LOL

Regards,
Fergus
 
Hi Fergus,

You don't believe it, for that "as well as" I was long-time searching in my
mind. I did not like it, that I always was using "too" as well as "also" in
my sentences.

Cor
 
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