Vb.Net
Hi
i want to learn visual studio but i cannt girp on it i have read so many thing but cannt understand now i want to start vb.net 2005 or 2008 but how can grip on it and how can i open my mind on it i am so upset on it plz what should i do and from where i have to start and i want to learn the technique so that i can do it
plz reply me i am w8ing ur prompt reply
Regard
Rizwan
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Maybe VB.NET is too big of a leap for an absolute beginner.
Actually, no doubt about it. It is a huge leap for one with no programming experience.
So....start here .....MS DevLabs : Small Basic
Download it at this link.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/C/A/F/CAF9E062-94D3-4003-80D9-44CDF7EC7BD9/SmallBasic.msi
Small Basic just turned one year old. Visit their web site, too.
http://smallbasic.com
Small Basic is a scaled down version of VB that is more like the original BASIC, from each language descended.
The version has a limited instruction set of around 20 keywords.
This will give you the opportunity to learn universal programming concepts such as
0. What is a program anyway? And why did you start counting from zero?
1. Variable Declarations.
2. Conditional Branching.
3. Program Looping.
4. Text Input/Output to a Console Window.
5. And a chance to pull your hair out..........
Rudy =|^D
Mark the best replies as answers. "Fooling computers since 1971."- Marked As Answer byeryangMSFT, ModeratorThursday, November 12, 2009 7:37 AM
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Maybe VB.NET is too big of a leap for an absolute beginner.
Actually, no doubt about it. It is a huge leap for one with no programming experience.
So....start here .....MS DevLabs : Small Basic
Download it at this link.
http://download.microsoft.com/download/C/A/F/CAF9E062-94D3-4003-80D9-44CDF7EC7BD9/SmallBasic.msi
Small Basic just turned one year old. Visit their web site, too.
http://smallbasic.com
Small Basic is a scaled down version of VB that is more like the original BASIC, from each language descended.
The version has a limited instruction set of around 20 keywords.
This will give you the opportunity to learn universal programming concepts such as
0. What is a program anyway? And why did you start counting from zero?
1. Variable Declarations.
2. Conditional Branching.
3. Program Looping.
4. Text Input/Output to a Console Window.
5. And a chance to pull your hair out..........
Rudy =|^D
Mark the best replies as answers. "Fooling computers since 1971."- Marked As Answer byeryangMSFT, ModeratorThursday, November 12, 2009 7:37 AM


