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Visual Basic / Getting Started When interacting with the computer, at times, a user might be asked to provide a value. At other times, the user might be presented with a value to manipulate. During this interaction, the values, any types of values, are stored and retrieved at will. To make this possible, the computer uses its memory. The computer memory is an area used to receive information, store it, and then make that information available when requested. The computer only makes its memory available to you. It doesn't know and cannot predict the type of value that your particular program would need. Site: www.functionx.com
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Visual Basic / Miscellaneous An important fact is that how well the data is presented to the user can make or break the success of the application. Learning to use the printing tools of VB is critical to your success as a programmer. Site: www.garybeene.com
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Visual Basic / General Development The whole point of a visual language like VB is that it makes certain parts of programming (usually the user interface) much easier on the programmer. The idea is to build in features which programmers use over and over again. In the case of common dialogs I'm happy to say that Microsoft has really done us a good turn. Site: www.garybeene.com
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Visual Basic / General Development Microsoft Visual Basic 6 further enhances the Variant data type from the previous version so that it can now hold user-defined types (UDTs). This creates yet another reason why you should become familiar with Variants and what they can do. In this tutorial I will take an in-depth look at Variants and discuss the benefits and pitfalls of programming with them. Site: www.brainbell.com
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Visual Basic / Miscellaneous When using your application, a user may encounter various types of problems, some of which could come from you by some negligence when you worked on the project. Some other problems could occur only at the time the application is being used. Some other problems could be caused by the computer on which the application is being used. While developing your application, you should anticipate as many problems as possible as take appropriate actions. Site: www.functionx.com
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Visual Basic / General Development A procedure is a set-aside assignment the compiler must take care of to complement a program. A program developer writes the procedure and a user would only see the result. There are two categories of procedures you will use in your programs: those that have already been created thus made available to you, and those you will create yourself.In v basic, like most other languages, there are two types of procedures: functions and sub routines. Site: www.functionx.com
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Visual Basic / Functions You can create your own functions to supplement the built-in functions in Microsoft Excel spreadsheet which are quite limited. These functions could be very useful and powerful if you know how to program them properly. One main reason we need to create user defined functions is to enable us to customize our spreadsheet environment for individual needs. Site: www.vbtutor.net
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Visual Basic / Miscellaneous While I was creating my black jack game I wanted to make the user feel like they were using an actual deck of cards. To make this illusion even more accurate I decided that I would have the computer keep track of which cards had been used and after all cards had been used I wanted the deck to be shuffled. Therefore I had to figure out a easy way to shuffle the deck. Site: www.imt.net
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Visual Basic / Networking This is the part 2 of the winsock tutorial for visual basic 6. In this part i will show you not just how to connect a client with a server, but how to create a multiple connection receiving server, and how to make a real chat network , something like IRC. Site: www.phoenixbit.com
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