How to use "and" in VB6?

Question

Every language except VB has an "and" statement that by default stops evaluating the statement once a false has been encountered. In VB.NET they have "AndAlso" which does this. My question is - in VB6 does someone know how you accomplish this, or maybe a trick to get the same effect?

Answer 1

If statement = 2 && statement.size = 2 then whatever.

Booleans should work.

Answer 2

You would have to evaluate each logical expression one at a time

If (Not IsNull(a)) Then

  If (a>12) Then

    (expression)

  End if

End if

The second (and further) comparison would not be made unless the first one evaluated to True.

Answer 3

It is simply AND operator just like the following example:

IF x = 4 AND y > 5 THEN z = x * y

That's how to use it ;)