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    Programming Thread: Visual Basic

    Hey everyone
    For those in the forums that know how to program I thought about somthing
    what if we had a programming thread where we could ask for help,work on projects,exchange programs,etc.


    To download microsofts vb compiler:
    Visual Studio: IDE and Code Editor for Software Developers and Teams
    http://www.microsoft.com/express/download/#webInstall
    Visual Studio dev tools & services make app development easy for any developer, on any platform & language. Develop with our code editor or IDE anywhere for free.
    My computer sucks:pcsmasher:damncpu:

    Hater of bad hardware:lam:

    Living to destroy all games:pacmanSMILE::ghosta::ghostb::bouncie-smilie::spin::group-hug:

    Has trouble making decisions:daz::light::inc::adr:

    *xD*Science Rules*xD*

    Member of the Science clud (I wish)*xD*:o:cash::ven::sonic-smilie:

    Want more games? Here is my website
    Tags: programming, vb compiler, visual basic
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    Come on people visual basic isn't hard it's easy.
    My computer sucks:pcsmasher:damncpu:

    Hater of bad hardware:lam:

    Living to destroy all games:pacmanSMILE::ghosta::ghostb::bouncie-smilie::spin::group-hug:

    Has trouble making decisions:daz::light::inc::adr:

    *xD*Science Rules*xD*

    Member of the Science clud (I wish)*xD*:o:cash::ven::sonic-smilie:

    Want more games? Here is my website

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      It is but I haven't had the time to play around with it much lately. Plus the more popular languages these days are C# , C++ and I think Java. I've not seen a lot on Visual Basic.NET in a long while (though I'd love an entry level type job with it...or anything VB related )

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      • #4
        I've actually been programming in Visual Basic as my primary language since 2002. If there's anything you'd like to know about pre-.NET versions, let me know.

        I see modern programming languages and environments as pretty wasteful. Stick to C if you want optimum speed, and C++ is probably fine. VB makes programs easier to code in most cases, but at this point I'm beyond using any built-in Visual Basic stuff in most of my programs, so it wouldn't be much of a change for me to switch over to C.

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