Absolutely! Here's how you work with variables in Razor using VB.NET inside ASP.NET views:

Razor VB Variables in ASP.NET

Declaring Variables

Use @Code ... End Code to declare variables in VB:

@Code    Dim message As String = "Hello from VB Razor!"    Dim count As Integer = 5    Dim isLoggedIn As Boolean = TrueEnd Code

Using Variables in HTML

Output variables with @ inside your HTML markup:

<p>@message</p><p>Count: @count</p>@if isLoggedIn Then    <p>Welcome back!</p>Else    <p>Please log in.</p>End If

Variables inside loops

@Code    Dim fruits As New List(Of String) From {"Apple", "Banana", "Cherry"}End Code<ul>@For Each fruit As String In fruits    <li>@fruit</li>Next</ul>

Expressions and Calculations

@Code    Dim x As Integer = 10    Dim y As Integer = 20    Dim sum As Integer = x + yEnd Code<p>@x + @y = @sum</p>

Notes

• Variables declared inside @Code ... End Code blocks have local scope within the view.

• Use Dim to declare variables with explicit types or use As Object if needed.

• Use @ to output variable values or expressions in your HTML.

• You can use all standard VB.NET types and features inside Razor views.

If you want me to help you with more advanced VB Razor features, model binding, or anything else, just ask!