Q:

Using Nulls in VB.Net

I am calling the OTA API from HP Quality Centre and one of the calls requires sending a NULL. 
This is the actual line of code:
stepF.AddItem(NULL)

This works perfectly in VBA and VB6 but VB.NET doesn't accept Nulls.  Anyone know how to fix such an issue? 

A:

You need to use Nothing, which is mostly equivalent to null.