Visual Basic - Using For Each to Loop through an Array or String

A look at how to use Visual Basic's For Each... construct to loop or iterate through a collection of things, such as a string or an array. Includes an example of how to spell out a word in the phonetic alphabet.
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[@tambayanniadam3110]

why - 65?

[@advanced_ict]

I didn't create ASCII, but I suspect that it's related to the bit patterns in binary. 01000000 is 64, so A is 64 + 1, B is 64 + 2, etc.
Similarly, 96 is 01100000 and a is 96 + 1, b is 96 + 2, etc. So what distinguishes upper and lower case letters is the pattern of bits in the second and third positions from the left.

[@eyya_jaebb]

Hi! How to display an entered loop name(string)?
How many loops you want? 5
Enter the name: Jave
Enter the name: Claire
Enter the name: Mike
Enter the name: Liam
Enter the name: Ken
Jave
Claire
Mike
Liam
Ken
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Enter the name: Jave
Enter the name: Claire
Enter the name: Mike
Enter the name: Liam
Enter the name: Ken
Ken
Ken
Ken
Ken
Ken