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Should a local variable be declared whenever we access a property?

say that I have a property of auto the Public the Property P of As an Integer , and every time I want to read this variable as a function of P, I declare a local variable as such: dim _p = P , then read _p instead of P .

I wonder if that makes sense? will this actually make things slower (which, of course, is not my intention)

Btw, if we change the question to Public Property P As Object , are there any changes in the answer?

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