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Mar 12th, 2002, 01:17 AM
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Learning VB.NET, resources
hey, I want to learn VB.NET. I understand the basics of programming, I can read simple (very simple) c/c++ to an extent, and I did start learning vb6 though never finished. I'd like to find some online resources if I can (broke, i have beta2 from a MS show of VS.NET).
I have found some resources specifically for VB.NET, but the ones I have seen only walk you through a "Hello world" program .. which I think I've written a thousand of those =) ..
Not a newbie by any means just not a real programmer yet .. Well if anyone could help me, I'd appreciate it, I have tried looking at vb6 tut's and translating those to vb.NET but the two are different enough where that can be annoying .. well thanks in advance ..
Nico
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Mar 12th, 2002, 09:30 AM
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Hey,
Well if you have some c++ background, I would suggest C# since it is exactly the same as VB .NET, but uses syntax familiar to C programmers with VB's RAD features. Either way go with what you feel more comfortable with.
Again, they both have the same capabilitites, just different syntax....I just suggested C# since you mentioned a little C background.
Anyway here are recsources for C#/VB .NET
http://www.gotdotnet.com
http://c-sharpcorner.com
those sites have more than enough examples to get you going.
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