Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.

#Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.

Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.

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#Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31 Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.

#Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.

#Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.

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#Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.

#Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window.

#Answer 32 - VBA

a="*#]trac":? "Hello World!"

Distance: 7 from Answer 31

Runs from the immediate window. The colon : is a line sepator that allows multiple lines of code to be written on the same line. (Anything run from the immediate window has to be a one liner.) The ? is a shortcut for printing to the immediate window.