why is visual basic a good programming language to use?
Hussain A asked:
why is visual basic a good programming language to use? its easy to use, it has a nice interface and the english is easy to understand. i know that, please can you explain it to me in detail. please could you expand on it.
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6 Responses to “why is visual basic a good programming language to use?”
VB is a RAD tool i.e. Rapid Application Design tool.
While creating a window or any application there are lots and lots of codes used (API’s). For each new label, command buton and pictureboxes and other all controls, you would have written tons of codes if it were in C++. But in VB you just have to drag and drop controls in Designer and the rest all like creating windows, assigning events and all other tedious tasks will be managed by VB itself.
hence, it is easy.
its good to learn to get you ready for java and c but apart from that its like fingerpainting but less fun…
Visual basic is a task-oriented design language which is ideal for rapid application development but not recommended for large scale applications that require a more object oriented approach. It is a great beginner environment in which to sink your teeth into programming because the IDE is intuitive and the drag-and-drop interface controls minimize the learning curve.
You will not like my answer but i think going C# is a better choice. In C# you will learn how to write the same way as most of other programing languages
C++ is the best language on earth, java is ugly.
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