Tuesday, January 31, 2006

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"Find a truly original idea. It is the only way I will ever distinguish myself. It is the only way I will ever matter." - Nash (A Beauiful Mind)

A student in my class asked me: What is the maximum number of characters can a string hold (in visual basic 6.0)? If anyone knows the answer could you please post the solution in the comments. Thanks. I did some basic looking and all I can find so far is that a variable name can have a mazimum of 255 characters in it.

Links:
"'First Lady of the Civil Rights Movement' Remembered"

Wait they still make a web browser? (just kidding...the real question: is there anyone who still uses it?)

Now they get good machines. I remember the old labs...oh do I remember. It would log you out when you didn't want it to and they were slow...I think I will just move on...

I saw these at the store the other day. I thought it was kind of cool. OK, all I have to say is "I am geek". You can check other interesting geeky things at the SciFi Tech Blog

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

A quick google search yielded this conversation where it appears the max length is ~65,400 characters.

Steph said...

Thanks for the link and answer. I highly appricate it.

I never thought a student would ask me. Why I thought that I will never know. It seemed like such a logical question for a student asked.

Thanks much!