>Am I the only one to whom this is happening, but everytime I want to define a valid label, sometime I hit a reserved word such as:
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>        Public cType As String = ""
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>Basically, in this case, c stands for Character and Type is a Type representation such as "Upload" in English or "Téléchargement" in French, depending on which language I am running on.
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>But, the story is that CType is a reserved word by .NET. So, I always end up adding a number at the end to bypass it:
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>        Public cType2 As String = ""
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>Of course, it would be better if I could have used cType as is. But, I assume there is no other way around.

You can do it (but it is A REALLY BAD IDEA) eg:

Public Class Class1
    Public [Ctype] As String = "Hello"
End Class

Then:

Dim c1 As Class1 = New Class1
Dim theLength As Integer = c1.Ctype.Length