Visual Basic: Space

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Hi, What can i use to have a space between txtbox1 amd txtbox2:

I mean Look:

in this code here
MsgBox("Student " & txtName.Text & txtLastName.Text + "are great at marks")

It displays: StudentJohnDwight are great at marks

How can I do to shows like that: Student john Dwight are great at marks?

Posted 2-Jan-13 1:20am

San Dra

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Solution 1

Use this

VB

MsgBox("Student " & txtName.Text & " "& txtLastName.Text &" are great at marks")

And BTW, your code does not work.. You are using + operator for concatening

Posted 2-Jan-13 1:25am

bbirajdar

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Aarti Meswania 2-Jan-13 7:32am

5+ :)

bbirajdar 2-Jan-13 7:44am

Thank you Aarti... :)

Aarti Meswania 2-Jan-13 7:45am

Welcome! :)

San Dra 2-Jan-13 9:01am

I tried but id doesn't work even without +...they still without space

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-02T01:43:00

Solution 2

As an alternative, you may use the String.Format[^] method:

VB

 Dim msg As String
 msg = String.Format("Student {0} {1} are great at marks", txtName.Text, txtLastName.Text)
MsgBox(msg)

Posted 2-Jan-13 1:43am

CPallini

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bbirajdar 2-Jan-13 7:45am

I would recommend this alternative, since it uses String.Format +5

Aarti Meswania 2-Jan-13 7:45am

5+ :)