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End <keyword> Statement (Visual Basic)

Visual Studio 2010

When followed by an additional keyword, terminates the definition of the statement block introduced by that keyword.

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End AddHandler
End Class 
End Enum 
End Event 
End Function 
End Get 
End If 
End Interface 
End Module 
End Namespace 
End Operator 
End Property 
End RaiseEvent
End RemoveHandler
End Select 
End Set 
End Structure 
End Sub 
End SyncLock 
End Try 
End While 
End With

Parts

End: Required. Terminates the definition of the programming element.
AddHandler: Required to terminate an AddHandler accessor begun by a matching AddHandler statement in a custom Event Statement.
Class: Required to terminate a class definition begun by a matching Class Statement (Visual Basic).
Enum: Required to terminate an enumeration definition begun by a matching Enum Statement (Visual Basic).
Event: Required to terminate a Custom event definition begun by a matching Event Statement.
Function: Required to terminate a Function procedure definition begun by a matching Function Statement (Visual Basic). If execution encounters an End Function statement, control returns to the calling code.
Get: Required to terminate a Property procedure definition begun by a matching Get Statement. If execution encounters an End Get statement, control returns to the statement requesting the property's value.
If: Required to terminate an If...Then...Else block definition begun by a matching If statement. See If...Then...Else Statement (Visual Basic).
Interface: Required to terminate an interface definition begun by a matching Interface Statement (Visual Basic).
Module: Required to terminate a module definition begun by a matching Module Statement.
Namespace: Required to terminate a namespace definition begun by a matching Namespace Statement.
Operator: Required to terminate an operator definition begun by a matching Operator Statement.
Property: Required to terminate a property definition begun by a matching Property Statement.
RaiseEvent: Required to terminate a RaiseEvent accessor begun by a matching RaiseEvent statement in a custom Event Statement.
RemoveHandler: Required to terminate a RemoveHandler accessor begun by a matching RemoveHandler statement in a custom Event Statement.
Select: Required to terminate a Select...Case block definition begun by a matching Select statement. See Select...Case Statement (Visual Basic).
Set: Required to terminate a Property procedure definition begun by a matching Set Statement (Visual Basic). If execution encounters an End Set statement, control returns to the statement setting the property's value.
Structure: Required to terminate a structure definition begun by a matching Structure Statement.
Sub: Required to terminate a Sub procedure definition begun by a matching Sub Statement (Visual Basic). If execution encounters an End Sub statement, control returns to the calling code.
SyncLock: Required to terminate a SyncLock block definition begun by a matching SyncLock statement. See SyncLock Statement.
Try: Required to terminate a Try...Catch...Finally block definition begun by a matching Try statement. See Try...Catch...Finally Statement (Visual Basic).
While: Required to terminate a While loop definition begun by a matching While statement. See While...End While Statement (Visual Basic).
With: Required to terminate a With block definition begun by a matching With statement. See With...End With Statement (Visual Basic).

Remarks

The End Statement, without an additional keyword, terminates execution immediately.

When preceded by a number sign (#), the End keyword terminates a preprocessing block introduced by the corresponding directive.

#End: Required. Terminates the definition of the preprocessing block.
#ExternalSource: Required to terminate an external source block begun by a matching #ExternalSource Directive.
#If: Required to terminate a conditional compilation block begun by a matching #If directive. See #If...Then...#Else Directives.
#Region: Required to terminate a source region block begun by a matching #Region Directive.

Smart Device Developer Notes

The End statement, without an additional keyword, is not supported.

Reference

End Statement

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