Is there a lock statement in VB.NET?

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C# Problem Overview

Does VB.NET have the equivalent of C#'s lock statement?

C# Solutions

Solution 1 - C#

Yes, the SyncLock statement.

For example:

// C#
lock (someLock)
{
    list.Add(someItem);
}

// VB
SyncLock someLock
    list.Add(someItem)
End SyncLock

Solution 2 - C#

It is called SyncLock example:

Sub IncrementWebCount()
    SyncLock objMyLock
        intWebHits += 1
        Console.WriteLine(intWebHits)
    End SyncLock
End Sub

Solution 3 - C#

Yes, it's called SyncLock

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