What are the differences between a standard module and a
class module?
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Answer / nilesh b
To Use Standard Module, we do not need to create or
instantiate object of the same. While to use the class
module, we need to create and instantiate an object of the
same.
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Answer / intekhab
standard module:
1)place for variable declarations,procedures etc.and we can
access these procedures in wherever in the project.
2)Available only for the existing modules where they are
used.
class module:
1)Unlike standard module,members of class like object's
properties,events can be accessed only whenever an instance
of class is created.
2)We can make use of it whenever an object reference of the
particular class is created for number of applications
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Answer / guest
Std Global with in the project. Cls Global through out the
all project only thing is we want to set the type lib.
Class Modules can be Instantiated.
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Answer / kumaran
Std Module : Only We can use with in the Application (Project)
Class Module : We can use (Outside) other application also
by using Instance creation.
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