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VB .NET COURSE
INFORMATION ABOUT VB .NET COURSE
VB.NET is a programming language designed to create applications that work with Microsoft's new . NET Framework. The . NET platform in turn addresses many of the limitations of “classic” COM, Microsoft's Component Object Model, which provided one approach toward application and component interoperability.
When Version 4 of Visual Basic was released, it gained support for classes and class modules, turning it into an object-oriented programming language in the process. Nevertheless, there is ongoing discussion about whether Visual Basic is a "true" object-oriented language or merely supports a subset of object orientation.
The controversy revolves around inheritance, an object-oriented programming technique that enables a class to derive its properties and functionality from another class, and Visual Basic's support for it. Support for interface-based programming and the use of virtual base classes in Visual Basic are two factors cited by proponents of the idea that the language is object-oriented. However, interface-based programming is utilised by comparatively few VB programmers. Additionally, only virtual base classes can be inherited via the Implements keyword; interface-based programming does not let derived classes to take on the functionality of a base class.
While the object-orientedness of earlier iterations of VB may have been questioned, VB.NET is without a doubt an object-oriented programming language. It is actually object-oriented "under the hood," so to speak, even when VB.NET is used to write what appears to be procedural code.
WHY WE LEARN VB.NET COURSE
VB.NET is a programming language that is used to develop software applications for the Microsoft .NET Framework. Here are a few reasons why you might want to learn VB.NET:
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1. Compatibility: VB.NET is compatible with the .NET framework, which is used to develop applications for Windows, web, and mobile devices. Learning VB.NET can help you develop applications for a variety of platforms.
2. Familiarity: VB.NET syntax is similar to that of Visual Basic, a popular programming language used in the past. If you have previous experience with Visual Basic, learning VB.NET should be relatively easy.
3. Community: VB.NET has a large and active community of developers who share resources and knowledge. This community can be a valuable resource for learning and troubleshooting.
4. Job opportunities: VB.NET is used by many organizations and industries, particularly those that use Microsoft technologies. Learning VB.NET can make you a competitive candidate for job opportunities in these fields.
Overall, learning VB.NET can help you develop skills in programming and software development, and can open up opportunities for you in a variety of industries.
VB.NET COURSE
SIMPLE FUNCTION IN VB.NET
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Dim num1 As Integer = 3
Dim num2 As Integer = 4
Dim product As Integer = MultiplyNumbers(num1, num2)
Console.WriteLine("The product of " & num1 & " and " & num2 & " is " & product)
Console.ReadKey()
End Sub
Public Function MultiplyNumbers(ByVal num1 As Integer, ByVal num2 As Integer) As Integer
Return num1 * num2
End Function
End Module
VB.NET OUTPUT
The product of 3 and 4 is 12
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