VBA is a great example: Object assignment requires a "Set" prefix, as in Set object = value. Non-objects won't even work if you provide Set. What makes this quirky is that it's not always obvious what's an object and what isn't.
Oh, that is quirky. I also would be completely lost at first lol
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VBA is a great example: Object assignment requires a "Set" prefix, as in Set object = value. Non-objects won't even work if you provide Set. What makes this quirky is that it's not always obvious what's an object and what isn't.
Oh, that is quirky. I also would be completely lost at first lol