Instantiating a class

In VB, you can instantiate classes by creating objects from those classes. The process involves using the New keyword, followed by the class name and any necessary arguments. Here’s an example of how to instantiate a class in VB:

Dim myObject As New ClassName()

In the preceding example, ClassName represents the name of the class you want to instantiate, and myObject is the variable that will hold the created object.

If the class has a parameterized constructor, you can pass arguments when instantiating the class:

Dim myObject As New ClassName(arg1, arg2)

In this case, arg1 and arg2 are the arguments required by the constructor of ClassName.

Once you have instantiated a class, you can access its properties, methods, and other members through the object variable. Here’s an example:

myObject.PropertyName = value ' Set the value of a property
myObject.MethodName() ' Call a method

It’s important to note that the process...