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I've done plenty of Method Overloading, but now I have an instance where I would like to Overload a Property. The IDE in Visual Studio seems to allow it, since I can actually set up the two overloads, but I get an error saying it is not valid because they only differ in type. I think I'm missing something in my syntax? I want to be able to use two (or more) different custom classes as the Type for my property. Public Overloads Property myFlexibleProperty() As myCustomClass1 Get Return _myFlexibleProperty1 End Get Set(ByVal value As myCustomClass1) _myFlexibleProperty1 = value End Set End Property Public Overloads Property myFlexibleProperty() As myCustomClass2 Get Return _myFlexibleProperty2 End Get Set(ByVal value As myCustomClass2) _myFlexibleProperty2 = value End Set End Property All of the help I have found so far has been concerning Overloading Methods. Despite what the IDE is letting me do, I'm beginning to think this is not possible?
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