Difference between "Public Sub" and just "Sub"

[DshWinchester]

I have a wrong idea about it.
For me it's like 'Sub' was just for one 'Index'

Can anyone say

for example

> **Public Sub/Sub** MyClass1(byval Index as long)
>   if getplayerclass(index)=1 then
>     playermsg index,"You got mojo",blue
>   else
>     playermsg index,"You damn gay",pink
>   end if

[Ruins of Hell]

Public Sub means that the sub can be called from any module, for example:
```
Public Sub xyz()

End Sub
Private Sub zyx()

End Sub

```
If I went to another module and called Sub xyz, that would work, but I wouldn't be able to call Sub zyx if I went to another module.

[DshWinchester]

Oh,so Private is just for the module that has it
Public is for all

then

> "Public Sub MyClass(byval Index as long)"

is the same thing than

> "Sub MyClass(byval Index as long)"? < without 'Public'

or

> 'Sub MyClass'

is the same thing as

> 'Private Sub'

?  .-.

thanks soul.
as always hellping people

[Lavos]

-The Public keyword allows you to declare variables and procedures that are visible outside that code module, form, or class.

-The Private keyword allows you to declare variables and procedures that are not visible outside that code module, form, or class, but are visible only within the current scope.

[Ruins of Hell]

The default is public if you omit the prefix. For Subs, the Public keyword is used for clarity.

You can find more information here: http://www.vb6.us/tutorials/vb-file-structure-and-scope

[DshWinchester]

thanks both '-'