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>Maxwell at 05:32, 26 March 2009

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	Visual Basic is an Object Oriented Programming Language developed by Microsoft to accompany their Windows operating systems.		Visual Basic is an Object Oriented Programming Language developed by Microsoft to accompany their Windows operating systems.

>Maxwell at 20:46, 26 February 2009

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	1991, VB1 Debuts		1991, VB1 Debuts

	1992, VB2 Debuts		1992, VB2 Debuts

	1993, VB3 Debut		1993, VB3 Debut

	1996, VB4 Debuts		1996, VB4 Debuts

	1997, VB5 Debuts		1997, VB5 Debuts

	1998, VB6 Debuts		1998, VB6 Debuts

	2001, VB. NET Debuts		2001, VB. NET Debuts

74.76.228.93 at 20:20, 25 February 2009

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	==Tutorial==		==Tutorial==
	to be honest with you, I really suggest just exploring the 'help' search thing, aswell as depending mostly on the object orientation (as opposed to the raw code). its easier to learn it from the internal tools than from an external tutorial.		to be honest with you, I really suggest just exploring the 'help' search thing in Express Edition, aswell as depending mostly on the object orientation (as opposed to the raw code). its easier to learn it from the internal tools than from an external tutorial.

	In the meantime, ive been trying to find a good tutorial for you guys so I dont have to write one myself, but it doesnt look like there are any great ones out there. Ill post it here when i find one		In the meantime, ive been trying to find a good tutorial for you guys so I dont have to write one myself, but it doesnt look like there are any great ones out there. Ill post it here when i find one

>Maxwell at 18:11, 25 February 2009

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			Visual Basic is an Object Oriented Programming Language developed by Microsoft to accompany their Windows operating systems.

			==History==

			Microsoft first released Visual Basic in 1987. It was the first visual development tool from Microsoft, and it was to compete with C, C++, Pascal and other well-known programming languages. From the start, Visual Basic wasn't a hit. It wasn't until release 2.0 that people really discovered the potential of the language, and with release 3.0 it had become the fastest-growing programming language on the market.

			Below is the order and the approximate year in which a new version of Visual Basic was released:

			1991, VB1 Debuts
			1992, VB2 Debuts
			1993, VB3 Debut
			1996, VB4 Debuts
			1997, VB5 Debuts
			1998, VB6 Debuts
			2001, VB. NET Debuts

			==Tutorial==
	to be honest with you, I really suggest just exploring the 'help' search thing, aswell as depending mostly on the object orientation (as opposed to the raw code). its easier to learn it from the internal tools than from an external tutorial.		to be honest with you, I really suggest just exploring the 'help' search thing, aswell as depending mostly on the object orientation (as opposed to the raw code). its easier to learn it from the internal tools than from an external tutorial.

	In the meantime, ive been trying to find a good tutorial for you guys so I dont have to write one myself, but it doesnt look like there are any great ones out there. Ill post it here when i find one		In the meantime, ive been trying to find a good tutorial for you guys so I dont have to write one myself, but it doesnt look like there are any great ones out there. Ill post it here when i find one


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to be honest with you, I really suggest just exploring the 'help' search thing, aswell as depending mostly on the object orientation (as opposed to the raw code). its easier to learn it from the internal tools than from an external tutorial.

In the meantime, ive been trying to find a good tutorial for you guys so I dont have to write one myself, but it doesnt look like there are any great ones out there. Ill post it here when i find one