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VB.NET for Beginners - Lesson 3 Types, Procedures, Properties, and MethodsLesson 3 of the Visual Basic .NET for Beginners tutorial has been posted. The tutorial is for people new to programming Visual Basic. This course totally... |
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VB.NET for Beginners - Lesson 2 Lesson 2 of the Visual Basic .NET for Beginners - the tutorial for people new to programming Visual Basic - has been posted. This course totally replaces a previous course... |
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AutoTest: A LINQ to XML Example System Microsoft's LINQ technology combined with XML can revolutionize the way you program, but it's difficult to make the transition from more traditional ways of programming to LINQ. Moving to XML... |
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The Beginning Tutorial The beginning VB.NET tutorial on the site has been completely rewritten. When I read through the old one, I could only shake my head and mutter, "What was I thinking?". Actually,... |
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Partial Classes Partial Classes were introduced with Framework 2.0 and are used in a lot of different ways in VB.NET, including ASP.NET and Windows Forms. The article about them was originally written... |
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Focus on Inheritance Inheritance is the difference between VB6 and VB.NET ... Well - from a purely theoretical "object oriented" perspective anyway. VB6 had all of the other OOP features ... but it... |
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The Difference Between Jagged Arrays and Rectangular Arrays You can think of arrays as being a little like a spreadsheet. A two dimensional array is like a spreadsheet of cells. But rectangular and jagged arrays have some big... |
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Structures and Arrays: How They're Different A structure and a multidimensional array have a lot in common in Visual Basic. Often, you can use either one and your program will work just as well either way.... |
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Friend and Protected Friend in VB.NET In addition to the three access modifiers we have always had - Public, Private and Friend - VB.NET adds one and a half more - Protected and Protected Friend. The... |
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Using Shared Access in Visual Basic .NET Shared access is a little opposite to the main thread of OOP ... Object Oriented Programming ... because it allows you to "break the rules" that normally keep objects separate... |
