This course offers an introduction to the VB.NET programming environment, integrated development environment, and ability to optimize and deploy VB.NET applications.
VB.NET represents a radical redesign of the successful Visual Basic concept. Visual Basic has been rewritten from the ground up to take full advantage of the .NET platform, which will form the basis of Microsoft’s product strategy for the foreseeable future. This is truly revolution, not evolution!
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