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exception error
I bolded the area where I am receiving the error
Do pigLatin = originalWord.Substring(0, 1) originalWord = originalWord.Remove(0, 1) length = originalWord.Length Loop Until originalWord.Substring(0, 1) Like "[AEIOU]" If originalWord.Substring(0, 1) Like "[AEIOU]" Then originalWord = originalWord & "ay" Me.Label1.Text = "This word in pig latin is " & originalWord.ToLower & "." End If |
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(I know it's been a while since this question, but nobody has responded so I still think it's legitimate to do so!)
This doesn't look like classic VB to me - I suspect you would get more of a response if you specified what exception you were getting, and tried the VB.NET forum.
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