Up until now, if I wanted to use a reserved keyword as a variable, function or property name (such as Public Property ReadOnly() As Boolean), the compiler would complain.
Luckily I happened across a very simple answer yesterday; VB.Net works in a similar way to SQL - to use a reserved word as an identifier, just put square brackets around it!
i.e. Public Property [ReadOnly]() As Boolean
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