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I know in C#/C++ the variables "SS", and "Ss" would be different variables due to the character casing. Is there a way in VB to declare variables with the same letters, but different cases?

No. Just a simple no.
Edit: it might work if you find a VB coding program that translates to C# first before compiling :P

MrAksel wrote:

No. Just a simple no.
Edit: it might work if you find a VB coding program that translates to C# first before compiling :P

Or just convert to CIL which a C# compiler does

Axel wrote:

MrAksel wrote:

No. Just a simple no.
Edit: it might work if you find a VB coding program that translates to C# first before compiling :P

Or just convert to CIL which a C# compiler does

VB does that too. It might work with a modified version of the compiler.

MrAksel wrote:

Axel wrote:

MrAksel wrote:

No. Just a simple no.
Edit: it might work if you find a VB coding program that translates to C# first before compiling :P

Or just convert to CIL which a C# compiler does

VB does that too. It might work with a modified version of the compiler.

So as I said theres no reason to convert it to C# before compiling