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Title: User Defined Data Types


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User Defined Data Types
  • The Type Statement

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Creating Your Own Data Types
  • You can combine variables of several different
    types to create user-defined types.
  • User-defined types are useful when you want to
    create a single variable that holds several
    related pieces of information.

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Creating Your Own Data Types
  • You create a user-defined type with the Type
    statement, which must be placed in the
    Declarations section of a module.
  • User-defined types can be declared as Private or
    Public with the appropriate keyword.

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Type Statement
  • Syntax
  • Private Public Type varname
  • elementname As type
  • elementname As type
  • . . .
  • End Type

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Type Statement Example
  • Type EmployeeRecord
  • ID As Integer
  • Name As String
  • Address As String
  • Phone As Long
  • HireDate As Date
  • End Type
  • Public Sub CreateRecord()
  • Dim MyRecord As EmployeeRecord
  • MyRecord.ID 12003
  • End Sub

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' Declarations (in a standard module). Public
Type SystemInfo CPU As String VideoColors As
Integer Cost As Currency PurchaseDate As
Variant End Type Public Sub CreateSystem() Dim
MySystem As SystemInfo MySystem.CPU Pentium
4 MySystem.VidoColors 256 MySystem.Cost
1800.00 MySystem.PurchaseDate 1/1/02 End
Sub
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Private Sub cmdProcess_Click() picBox.Cls Dim
college As collegeData Call GetDat(college)
Call DisplayStatement(college) End Sub Private
Sub DisplayStatement(school As collegeData)
picBox.Print school.name " was founded in " _
school.yearFounded picBox.Print " in "
school.state End Sub Private Sub GetDat(school
As collegeData) school.name txtCollege.Text
school.state txtState.Text school.yearFounded
Val(txtYear.Text) End Sub
Public Type collegeData name As String 30
state As String 2 yearFounded As Integer End
Type
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Dim arrDog(1 To 5) As Dog Dim Index As
Integer Private Sub cmdAddData_Click()
arrDog(Index).Breed txtBreed.Text
arrDog(Index).Color txtColor.Text
arrDog(Index).Age Val(txtAge.Text) Index
Index 1 'clear textboxes for new entry
txtBreed.Text "" txtColor.Text ""
txtAge.Text "" End Sub Private Sub
cmdPrintData_Click() For i 1 To 5
picOutput.Print arrDog(i).Breed " "
picOutput.Print arrDog(i).Color " "
picOutput.Print arrDog(i).Age Next i End
Sub Private Sub Form_Load() Index 1 End Sub
Public Type Dog Breed As String Color As
String Age As Integer End Type
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