Nope. And it's
strong typing, not strict typing. It's not enforced at runtime or design time.
>I was just reading an overview for the VFP7.0 release and it mentioned the use of strict data types. Now I know that sometimes the MS meaning of a term the remainder of the world's meaning are not always the same, so i ask...
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>does this mean that i could do the following with out error?
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>private int nCount
>if nCount = 0 && in VFP6 this will cause error because nCount would == .F.
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>- jer
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