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    Variables in Visual Basic

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    A variable is temporary storage space for numbers, text, and objects. Variables are constantly being created and destroyed and will not hold any values after your program has ended. If you want to save the values of variables or other data. Before allocating storage space for a variable, decide what the variable's lifetime will be, or in other words, which procedures and which modules should have access to the variable's value.

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    It seems like you stole most of it from that, I searched for key parts, and they were identical.
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