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VB.Net » Language Basics » Char Screenshots  Four ways to declare Characters Public Class MainClass    Public Shared Sub Main()         'Character Declarations         Dim chrLtr_a As Char = "a"c         Dim chrAsc_a As Char = Chr(97)         Dim chrAsc_b As Char = ChrW(98)         Dim bytLtrA As Byte = Asc("a")         Console.WriteLine(chrLtr_a)         Console.WriteLine(chrAsc_a)         Console.WriteLine(chrAsc_b)         Console.WriteLine(bytLtrA)    End Sub End Class                     Related examples in the same category 1.  Create a Console Line by Repeating a Char 2.  Display contents of charArray 3.  Char IsDigit 4.  Char IsLetter 5.  Char IsLetterOrDigit 6.  Char IsLower 7.  Char IsUpper 8.  Char ToUpper 9.  Char ToLower 10.  Char IsPunctuation 11.  Char IsSymbol

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