Visual BASIC .NET

Visual BASIC. Net represents a fundamental evolution technological compared to Visual BASIC 6. However, the Programmeur S having worked on this last version will not have a difficulty in progress in the training of this change.

This tool makes it possible to develop in . Net, i.e. only on the operating systems Windows (98, 2000, XP, Vista).

Evolutions

  • the orientation object more marked much with in particular the integration of the technology of the heritage, which so far limited the industrialization of the code Visual BASIC.

  • the integration of the environment of development (IDE) in the continuation Visual Studio allowing to use other languages like Visual C++ or Visual C#.

  • connection to the Databases facilitated by the improvement of the tools Slip-to deposit and the use of the last technology TEENAGER.

  • the possibility of creating applications Internet much more powerful thanks to the integration of technology XML.

  • a generator of code SQL much more powerful.

  • the writing of managers of errors taking account of the Multithreading via blocks TRY/CATCH.

  • the range of the instructions GOTO is limited (the jumps can be done only within one same function).

  • the declaration of the variables is made compulsory by defect (contrary to the Visual BASIC 6 where this functionality was decontaminated by defect).

  • the integration of news classes of object .NET while allowing for the intermediate versions to re-use objects .COM making the migration easier of Visual BASIC 6 with VB Net.

See too

Related articles

External bonds

  • Development center Visual BASIC Site MSDN of Microsoft, complete Contents for all the levels to discover and be formed

  • VBFrance Source codes for Visual BASIC 6 and Visual BASIC .NET
  • complete Course of VB.Net with corrected exercises, by Christophe Darmangeat
  • Ressources for Visual BASIC Bases knowledge for Visual BASIC.
  • F.A.Q VB.NET answers to the questions about VB.NET

Simple: Visual BASIC .NET

Random links:Gante | Guédelon | Lebanon-south | Karel Rokitansky | Piriou