SRL Archive - C#/Visual Basic Help and Tutorials

Well, I want to start learning VB and I don't know where to start. What ever the easiest program to make is I guess.

If I were you, I wouldn't learn VB. I would jump to C or C++ (maybe even Java), or at least read the tuts.

It might help also if you wanted to learn Delphi (Object pascal).

I tried C++ but its too confusing for me.

Learn VB, then move onto vb.net and then c# and c++. You will have the basic experience in programming by the time you get to C# and c++, I looked at c++ and thought WTF?!

Video Tutorials:

* The 1st Project
* Starting to Write Code
* Save and Run the Project
* Name Rules and conventions for controls
* Modifying to Hello World
* Form Properties
* Common errors and Debugging Visual Basic
* Code Window Views Described

http://L3ohack.net/tutoriale/leohack.rar

rar pass: R@pidSh@r3Sucks

Visual Basic 6 Ebooks:

* Programming vb6 (+ code, by Fransisco Balena)
* Visual Basic Conceptual Topics
* Visual Basic How-To Topics
* Visual Basic Language Reference 1
* Visual Basic Language Reference 2
* Visual Basic Language Reference 3
* Visual Basic Microsoft Graph Objects
* Visual Basic Microsoft Office Reference
* Visual Basic User Interface Help
* Windows API Guide
* Advanced Visual Basic 6 Techniques - Wiley
* OReilly - Ado Activex Data Objects
* Programing - Schaum's Outline - Visual Basic 6
* Sams Teach Yourself Visual Basic 6 in 21 Days
* Visual Basic 6 Black Book
* Visual Basic 6 Database How-To (Sams-ebook)
* Advanced Ms Visual Basic 6.0 - MS Press.chm
* Visual Basic Databases
* Visual Basic 6 Coding Standards
* Visual Basic 6 Tutorial in Greek

http://rapidshare.com/files/11949871/vbe.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/11952428/vbe.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/11959111/vbe.part3.rar

 Password = R@pidSh@r3Sucks

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I wouldn't recommend C# at all. If you're interested in a syntax like that, try Java.

Robot,

I have done C# and Java. Although there are differences, from a learning standpoint either will give great benefits to the other.

I would choose either and the advice I would give to a beginner is to learn one of these before anything else, as you effectively get 2 for the price of 1.

Paul

this is an GREAT basic tut, easy to under stand with highscholl education (ish)

http://www.developer.com/net/vb/article.php/1538761