C# to Vb.Net Syntax conversion for class instantiation with properties

Question

Ello, Working with Workflow Foundations 4 (in C#) and trying to write a VB expression Is there a way to do the following in VB.Net on one line?

SomeObj instance = new SomeObj()
{ 
    SomeStringProp = "a",
    SomeIntProp = 17
};

Answer 1

Here's an example

Dim instance = new SomeObj() With {.ISomeStringProp = "a", .SomeIntProp = 17}

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