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1.4.6.Use Console.WriteLine to display various type variables
Module Module1

    Sub Main()
        Dim As Integer = 100
        Dim As Double = 0.123456789
        Dim Message As String = "Hello, VB World!"

        Console.WriteLine(A)
        Console.WriteLine("The value of A is " & A)
        Console.WriteLine(B)
        Console.WriteLine(B & " plus " & A & " = " & B + A)
        Console.WriteLine(Message)

    End Sub

End Module
100
The value of A is 100
0.123456789
0.123456789 plus 100 = 100.123456789
Hello, VB World!
1.4.Console Write
1.4.1.Output string to the Console
1.4.2.Variable index
1.4.3.Write some text based on the specified data type
1.4.4.Concatenate strings in Console.WriteLine statement
1.4.5.Reference variable index in Console.WriteLine
1.4.6.Use Console.WriteLine to display various type variables
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