ConsoleAppModule.vb
1: ' A demo of a console application. These applications should be run from
2: ' the MS-DOS command prompt. When run using Visual Studio debugger, a console
3: ' window will appear, however it vanishes as soon as the program ends. To
4: ' keep the window open it is a common practice to make the user type something.
5: '
6: ' Console applications don't require any classes, just a Sub procedure named
7: ' "Main" (in some module of course). The module containing the Main procedure
8: ' is set in the project's properties.
9: '
10: ' In this demo the program merely counts down using a For-Next loop.
11: '
12: ' Written 3/2010 by Wayne Pollock, Tampa Florida USA
13:
14: Module ConnsoleAppModule
15:
16: Sub Main()
17: For i As Integer = 10 To 1 Step -1
18: Console.Write(i.ToString() & "...")
19: Next
20: Console.WriteLine(Environment.NewLine & "Blast-off!")
21:
22: Console.WriteLine(Environment.NewLine & Environment.NewLine & _
23: "(Hit any key to exit)")
24: Console.ReadKey(True) ' Wait for user to hit any key.
25: End Sub
26:
27: End Module