VB to C# Conversion Gets a Boost with Declaration Conversion

We're excited to announce a new feature in our VB to C# conversion service: declaration-section conversion!
This means you can now convert not only code blocks but also module-level variables and user-defined type (Type) definitions.

Here's a breakdown of what the new feature offers:

1. User-defined types converted to C# classes:
   Your VB code with custom types will be automatically translated into equivalent C# classes.
2. LSet() and ToLSet() methods:
   The conversion process might generate methods named LSet() and ToLSet(). These are created to potentially maintain compatibility with VB's LSet statement. However, feel free to remove them if they're unnecessary for your C# code.
3. Module-level variables as member variables:
   Variables originally defined at the module level in VB will be converted to member variables within the Program class in C#. You can easily adjust this by changing the class name or removing the variable definitions section entirely.

We encourage you to try out the updated conversion service and experience the improved VB to C# migration process!