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Visual Basic Question - Lazydude2000 - 11-19-2009
I have some questions about VB
What is the difference between Visual Basics and Visual Basic.NET?
Would Visual Basics be a good starting programming language to start out as?
RE: Visual Basic Question - Gaijin - 11-19-2009
Here is a very nice article!
http://www.programmersheaven.com/2/FAQ-VBNET-VB6-VBNET-Differences
Now yes you ctar with VB, .NET to be specific. It's pretty easy to learn once you finde good tutorials.
And here are few!
http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/NET/vbNET.html
http://www.programmingtutorials.com/vbnet.aspx
RE: Visual Basic Question - Lazydude2000 - 11-19-2009
Ok, thanks
So would it be better to learn VB.NET or VB?
RE: Visual Basic Question - Gaijin - 11-19-2009
(11-19-2009, 09:17 PM)Lazydude2000 Wrote: Ok, thanks
So would it be better to learn VB.NET or VB?
I would recommend .NET, or even better C# but that's my view.
.NET is basically an Upgraded version of VB....
RE: Visual Basic Question - Lazydude2000 - 11-19-2009
Ok and C would be more beneficial than .NET?
RE: Visual Basic Question - Gaijin - 11-19-2009
(11-19-2009, 09:43 PM)Lazydude2000 Wrote: Ok and C would be more beneficial than .NET?
Well I'm not really sure about that because I don't code in VB .net that much...
But only differences between the two languages I've seen is the different syntax.
Not Basic like but more C/++ like.
RE: Visual Basic Question - Lazydude2000 - 11-19-2009
One last questions
and would it be easier to learn .NET then move to C#?
You have been great help
RE: Visual Basic Question - Gaijin - 11-19-2009
No you shouldn't have problems, you can choose which every you like and later just translate you scripts in the second language.
RE: Visual Basic Question - thanasis2028 - 12-10-2009
I believe vb.net is easier and better if you are starting now.
RE: Visual Basic Question - Nonmod - 12-10-2009
go for vb.net - .net is future for windows platform.
why dont choose vb6?beacuse,it was built loong time ago,where was no multi-core cpus,nice guis,hardocre gpu's and stuff like that.