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  1. Jul 7th, 2002, 12:25 AM #1
    praveenkumar
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    VB .NET BOOk

    please tell some books to study VB .NET from its basics


    thanks in advance

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  2. Jul 7th, 2002, 09:47 AM #2
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    If you've done VB6 before, you might want to try VB.NET in a nutshell. It gives a quick 150-180 page overview of the changes in VB.NET, and things like Class Inheritence, Namespaces, and such that we didn't really have to worry about in VB6. The rest is a mildly useful language ref.

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  3. Jul 7th, 2002, 10:14 AM #3
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    thanks siyan


    i donot have VB exp.

    vb6 to vb .net

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    directly to VB .NET


    bye

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  4. Jul 7th, 2002, 11:13 AM #4
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    In that case, all i can say is to look on amazon.com...they have a lot of reader reviews of various vb.net books.

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    Hi there,
    I think Mastering VB.NET is a good stuff
    to read. The author is Evangelos Petrotsous.
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    Since VB.net is still kinda new there isnt as many books as you might hope that are actually Good books. However, I have heard the books put out by Wrox Publications are very good from experienced programmers. I personally, got the VB.net BIBLE and its decent. It's mostly an overview and gets into detail about some stuff.
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    Originally posted by okipwn
    Hi there,
    I think Mastering VB.NET is a good stuff
    to read. The author is Evangelos Petrotsous.
    I have his Mastering VB6. Its alright. Seems simple to me now but he's a good author nonetheless

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  9. Jul 8th, 2002, 08:08 PM #8
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    VB net professional is pretty good in the Wrox series, quite detailed tho, so don't get it as a beginners book unless you have programmed in another language.

    I wouldn't recommend the SAMS book Programmer's guide to the .Net Framework.
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