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Sep 4, 2000


the Form window as you create a Windows program. For example, when you need to ask the user for text, you will select a text box control from the toolbox and place that text box on the form.

Code

Unlike most other programming languages, you do not have to write much code as you develop applications in Visual Basic. The more advanced the application needs to be,  the more code you will have to write to tie things together. The visual parts of Visual Basic eliminate much of the code that you would have to write if you were still working in a text-based environment.

In the next article, we shall see the menu commands of the language and its features



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