RDCA wrote

You can't edit what the program consists of at run time.

No, but you can compile a string into an asm object. Lots of other things you can do as well.

You talk about readability, yet suggest for me to add an unnecessary line of code every time I want to type something system.net orientated out?

It's not a line, it's a little bit of characters within the line. Plus, I wasn't telling you to do that, I was just saying it is possible. As your previous answer made it seem like you didn't know about it.

Well that's odd, because VB.NET compiler doesn't compile down to ASM, it compiles down to MSIL, then CLR then Binary..?

Z61 wrote

RDCA wrote

You can't edit what the program consists of at run time.

No, but you can compile a string into an asm object. Lots of other things you can do as well.

Mind showing how we can do this?

I expect he'd download a string and use codedom to run it in memory.

Edit:
Done it. It's hardly 'in memory' but you wouldn't just want to run your application once, would you?
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