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Introduction tutorial to get started in Visual Basic.
In this section, we are not going into the technical aspect of VB programming, just have a feel of it.
Basic tutorial on writing the code behind an interface.
Learn how to work with controls in VB.
Learn about the Types of Visual Basic Data.
Start learning about variables and how to store information in them.
To control the VB program flow, we can use various conditional operators.
If you have a lot of conditional statements, using If..Then..Else could be very messy.
Visual Basic allows a procedure to be repeated as many times as long as the processor could support. This is generally called looping.
Functions are similar to normal procedures but the main purpose of the functions is to accept certain inputs and pass them on to the main program...
Learn how to create your own functions.
Start using your VB knowledge in MS Excel.
What are arrays? And how to use them.
It can be very difficult to pick up a new skill, especially when the training material starts off assuming you know more than you actually do!...
Like any other Windows application, VB consists of multiple windows which appear at startup. The windows that are displayed when you start VB are...
A typical VB application might consist of more than one forms, each of which may have multiple controls. In VB, the information about each form...
Visual Basic forms are windows. It's an important piece of data because it ties the concept of a form in with everything you already know...
Quick! How many controls come with VB? Can you list them? Well, it's not as easy as you might think.
VB comes with 20 built-in controls. In this section of the tutorial I provide a few comments about each one, trying to give some useful pointers on...
In the Learning Edition of VB there were only 4 ActiveX controls, but in the Professional Edition of VB, Microsoft has provided 20 additional...