In a large complex program that can become unmanageable, whereas taking the
simple step of explicitly stating the counter solves the issue and is no
overhead.

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"Auric__" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 2 Jun 2004 07:19:26 +0100, Bob Phillips wrote:


"Auric__" wrote in message
.. .
. Also, VB doesn't
need "Next b" and "Next a" - you can leave them both as just "Next"
with
no problems.


But you wouldn't do that would you? It's okay in small, simple code, but
in
long complex code it is far better to include it for helping to know
where
you are when debugging.

If you indent consistently, it's just a matter of looking for where the
code gets indented to that level.
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