What is the VB.NET equivalent to C#'s 'using' block

I am coding in VB.NET.

Currently, I am enclosing object initialization and usage in a Try/Catch block and then tear it down (dispose, close, se开发者_开发知识库t to nothing) in the Finally block. The problem is, a C# 'using' block is so easy to use and would clean things up in my code.

Is there a VB.NET equivalent? Or is my Finally block tear-down solution the only way?

It's the same, it's just:

Using conn As New SqlConnection
    ....
End Using

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/htd05whh(VS.80).aspx

Public Sub setbigbold(ByVal c As Control)
    Using nf As New System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 12.0F, _
        System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold)

        c.Font = nf
        c.Text = "This is 12-point Arial bold"
    End Using
End Sub

Er, Using ... End Using

See MSDN for more info

Here is another StackOverflow question that deals with the exact same issue. If I'm not mistaken it's used in a very similar, if not the exact same, way as in C# though.

Hope this helps!