Is Operator
Used to compare two object reference variables.
Synopsis
result = object1 Is object2
Arguments
The Is operator syntax has these parts:
| result | Any numeric variable. |
| object1 | Any object name. |
| object2 | Any object name. |
Description
If object1 and object2 both refer to the same object, result is True; if they do not, result is False. Two variables can be made to refer to the same object in several ways:
In the following example, A has been set to refer to the same object as B:
Set A = B
The following example makes A and B refer to the same object as C:
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