What is Visual Basic or VB.NET Programming Language?
VB.NET is one of the most popular programming language in the world.
It is simple and provides excellent features that programmers need such as object-oriented programming, string
manipulation, graphics, graphical user interface (GUI), multimedia, multi-threading, data structures, file processing, database access, and client-server networking.
In this tutorial of VB.NET Programming, you will start with basic knowledge required to get up and running with VB.NET. Then you will learn some basic and advanced concepts of VB.NET programming Languages (along with workable examples and samples projects)
Including VB.NET variable and data types, operators and expressions, conditional statements or decision making, loops or repetitions, array, procedure and functions, exception handling, string manipulation methods, Object-Oriented Programming concept, file stream, database connectivity and manipulation, GUI programming,
and other useful sample projects source code about algorithm and data structure.
What will you need?
To develop programs with VB.NET, you nee to install visual studio.net 2008 or newer.
you might need two or more disks that cantaint VS.NET 2008 inside.
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Your first Program!!!
Open Visual Studio.NET
Create a new Project (Ctrl+Shift+N) and select Console Application. As you see in the picture
and then click on Visual Basic --> Console Application, in the box name you can change it and if you want to change it's default you can click on Browse then find somewhere do you want to put and click on OK to continou.
This code:
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Console.WriteLine("My First VB.NET Program") 'Display text on the screen
Console.ReadKey() 'Wait for input
End Sub
End Module
and after that click on Start or use F5 to run it
This is a result of code above
-Console.WritheLine statement will print text "My VB.NET First Program" on the screen.
-Console.ReadLine statement waits for key input and then the program will exit after you press any key.
-To comment one VB.NET uses single quote (').
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