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hello
I have been having a look at the OOP of VB.net and experimenting. I here a
lot of VB.net is a complete new language etc......much harder to understand.
I think I have the major concepts of a windows app but let me know if I am
totally missing the idea of VB.net
I know Java,C so it VB.net didnt seem too foreign
OOP concepts new (or better developed than VB6) in VB.net are inheritance,
encapsulation, polymorphism, constructs, as well as properties
(readonly..),methods. The Implementation classes,objects are similar to VB6
but you have more functionality and flexibility on what you can do in VB.net.
Many Keywords used in VB.net require you to use the relevant import before
they can be used.....like Java because of .Net set up
Can build libraries, controls
You can also use references,controls like vb6
I am missing something. They need to make your program OOP is up to you, but
I like classes which is not new to vb.net. I like OOP and used it in VB6.
Have I got the main idea of vb.net.... (I like it but I see a lot of work
is needed to fully use all the language because it seems so big...but vb6 is
big to)
Making your program OOP is a matter of design and we all have different
views on what is good OOP. This is a side issue to VB.net however I do notice
a lot of sloppy OOP code being implemented (eg functions that returns value
as well as other changesto the data) in VB.net books for the sake of trying
to be more OOP but I will argue that another day.
I think the best way for me to know VB.net is try not to be so complicated
with the language and dont overdo OOP concepts for the sake of it
hello
I have been having a look at the OOP of VB.net and experimenting. I here a
lot of VB.net is a complete new language etc......much harder to understand.
I think I have the major concepts of a windows app but let me know if I am
totally missing the idea of VB.net
I know Java,C so it VB.net didnt seem too foreign
OOP concepts new (or better developed than VB6) in VB.net are inheritance,
encapsulation, polymorphism, constructs, as well as properties
(readonly..),methods. The Implementation classes,objects are similar to VB6
but you have more functionality and flexibility on what you can do in VB.net.
Many Keywords used in VB.net require you to use the relevant import before
they can be used.....like Java because of .Net set up
Can build libraries, controls
You can also use references,controls like vb6
I am missing something. They need to make your program OOP is up to you, but
I like classes which is not new to vb.net. I like OOP and used it in VB6.
Have I got the main idea of vb.net.... (I like it but I see a lot of work
is needed to fully use all the language because it seems so big...but vb6 is
big to)
Making your program OOP is a matter of design and we all have different
views on what is good OOP. This is a side issue to VB.net however I do notice
a lot of sloppy OOP code being implemented (eg functions that returns value
as well as other changesto the data) in VB.net books for the sake of trying
to be more OOP but I will argue that another day.
I think the best way for me to know VB.net is try not to be so complicated
with the language and dont overdo OOP concepts for the sake of it