Visual Basic (VB) is an advanced version of BASIC with additional features. It uses Graphical User Interface (GUI) in creating applications. Writing programs in Visual Basic gives an idea of event driven programming. When an action on a graphical component is performed, an event is said to be generated. In event-driven programming, the program responds to events.
STARTING VISUAL BASIC
Here are steps to start a visual Basic program.
Step 1 : Click on start ,programs, Microsoft visual studio , Microsoft visual Basic.
Step 2 : The new project window appears with a list of project types.
There are three tabs on this window
1. New : We click this tab to start a new project.
2. Existing : We click this tab to select a project from the existing ones.
3. Recent : we click this tab to select a project from the list of recently-opened projects.
Step 3 : In the new tab, select Standard. EXE.
Step 4 :click on open. This opens the Microsoft Visual Basic window.
STARTING VISUAL BASIC
Here are steps to start a visual Basic program.
Step 1 : Click on start ,programs, Microsoft visual studio , Microsoft visual Basic.
Step 2 : The new project window appears with a list of project types.
There are three tabs on this window
1. New : We click this tab to start a new project.
2. Existing : We click this tab to select a project from the existing ones.
3. Recent : we click this tab to select a project from the list of recently-opened projects.
Step 3 : In the new tab, select Standard. EXE.
Step 4 :click on open. This opens the Microsoft Visual Basic window.
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