VB.net Variable Types:
To get started the first Variable type you will use is a Type Call "String", a string contains display variables, for example. VB.Net Contains 6 Characters, another Type is "Char" a char is a single Display Value for a Byte of Data. Example "a" is a char, Another type is Byte, byte is a numeric value for a Display Value. There are 0 - 255 Ascii Characters and Bytes in a default Ascii Table. Another Type is Integer, a numeric Value -2.142 billion To 2.142 billion.
Example:
Dim TempString As String = cStr("TempString")
Dim TempChar As Char = cChar("c")
Dim TempByte As Byte = cByte(10)
Dim TempInteger As Integer = 10
Wednesday, 23 January 2013
VB.net Tutorial 1
Getting Started:
Please make sure you have Visual Studio, you can get visual studio from Here or Here. Now that we have Visual Studio we will begin by making a New project.
Step 1:
Then select Windows Forms Application
Step 2
Now you will see a form.
Step 3
Now here is the tricky bit, Double Click on the Grey Background of the form, you will then see a Code Snippet that handles the form_load.
Type the following code.
Dim Answer As String
Answer = "Hello World"
MsgBox(Answer)
Thats it, welcome to Vb.net
Please make sure you have Visual Studio, you can get visual studio from Here or Here. Now that we have Visual Studio we will begin by making a New project.
Step 1:
Then select Windows Forms Application
Step 2
Now you will see a form.
Step 3
Now here is the tricky bit, Double Click on the Grey Background of the form, you will then see a Code Snippet that handles the form_load.
Type the following code.
Dim Answer As String
Answer = "Hello World"
MsgBox(Answer)
Thats it, welcome to Vb.net
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