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I am interesting about visual basic.net someone who knows where to find to download a total trainnig for Vb.If someone want to help me write a reply and put the link on the reply where it the training i will be very happy if you give me some link with total training of vb.Net :P:)

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Hi!

@donneo

I know my reply is coming pretty late to your question, but I have noticed that there weren't any replies and anybody who does visit this thread now would be able to follow the thread to find a response. The best place to get started would be the Microsoft ASP.NET portal that provides videos to watch, a couple of podcasts (I believe they don't have any new podcasts), text articles, and links to blogs by Microsoft employees. Check out the site at http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/.

Visual Basic .NET is quite simple to learn if you have had some experience with Visual Basic 6, or with QuickBASIC or GW-BASIC - the syntax for many of the statements remains the same and you still define variables the same way with the DIM statements. Remarks (code comments) can be added into the source code with the REM keyword or by using an apostrophe. The new feature introduced into Visual Basic .NET is a setting for the explicit declaration of variables, and the explicit type casting of data types - while these features can be disabled, they are enabled by default in the newer versions of Visual Studio and help developers in finding bugs quickly. This follows the tradition set by Java, which went further by requiring developers to either catch every exception that their method calls and code throws, or to at least declare that the method has an exception that is bubbled up to a higher level method call. The Microsoft .NET framework does not check your code to that level, but it does impose some basic checks to catch errors during the compilation phase.

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