How do I fix syntax error BC300535..

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i'm keep getting syntax errors with this code for a game

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(Boolean True = True // True = X (turn)False = Y (turn))
        Int(turn_count() = 0)

new to coding

need help

What I have tried:

Adding and taking away many brackets, spaces etc

Posted 19-Mar-16 8:05am

Emba May Wimbush

Updated 19-Mar-16 10:58am

Maciej Los

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F-ES Sitecore 19-Mar-16 14:25pm

What is the language?

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2016-03-19T10:58:00

I'm assuming that code is supposed to be VB.NET, only because of the error number. That number isn't even a valid Basic Compiler error, but since it starts with BC, I'm assuming this is supposed to be VB.NET code.

You're code doesn't make any sense at all. There isn't even enough there that DOES make any sense to even guess at what you're code is supposed to be doing. Literally, EVERYTHING is wrong with it in every possible context!

It almost looks like you tried to treat C# code as if it was VB.NET.