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Definition

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is a programming language

implemented on the .NET Framework. VB.NET is
implemented by Microsoft's .NET framework and has full
access to all the libraries in the .NET Framework.

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.NET Framework

NET Framework (pronounced dot net) is a software

framework developed by Microsoft that runs primarily on
Microsoft Windows operating system.
It includes a large class library named Framework Class
Library (FCL) and provides language interoperability
(each language can use code written in other languages)
across several programming languages.
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.NET Framework
Programs written for .NET Framework execute in a software
environment named Common Language Runtime (CLR), an application
virtual machine that provides services such as security, memory
management, and exception handling.
Framework Class Library (FCL) provides user interface, data
access, database connectivity, cryptography, web
application development, numeric algorithms, and network
communications.
Programmers produce software by combining their source code with
.NET Framework and other libraries. The framework is intended to be
used by most new applications created for the Windows platform.
Microsoft also produces an integrated development environment largely
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Integrated development environment

An integrated development environment (IDE) is a

software application that provides comprehensive
facilities to computer programmers for software
development. An IDE normally consists of a source code
editor, build automation tools and a debugger. Most
modern IDEs have intelligent code completion.

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.NET Framework

The .NET framework is a revolutionary platform that helps

programmers write the following types of applications:
Windows applications
Web applications
Web services
The .NET framework applications are multi-platform
applications. The framework has been designed in such a
way that it can be used from any of 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
the following languages:
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Visual Basic, C#, C++, Jscript, and COBOL, etc.
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Common Language Runtime (CLR)

The Common Language Runtime (CLR), the virtual machine
component of Microsoft's .NET framework, manages the
execution of .NET programs. A process known as just-in-time
compilation converts compiled code into machine
instructions which the computer's CPU then executes.
The CLR provides additional services including memory
management, type safety, exception handling, garbage
collection, security and thread management. All programs
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Source Code Structure

A VB.Net program basically consists of the following

parts:
Namespace declaration
A class or module
One or more procedures
Variables
The main procedure
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Comments
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Source Code Structure

The first line of the program Imports System is used

to include the System namespace in the program.

A namespace is a set of symbols that are used to

organize objects of various kinds, so that these
objects may be referred to by name.

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Source Code Structure

The next line has a Module declaration, the module

Module1. In VB.Net, every program must contain a
module of a class that contains the data and
procedures that your program uses.

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Source Code Structure

Comments are ignored by the compiler and it has

been put to add additional documentation in the
program.

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Source Code Structure

Defines the Main procedure, which is the entry point

for all VB.NET programs. The Main procedure states
what the module or class will do when executed.

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Source Code Structure

The Main procedure specifies its behavior with the

statement Console.WriteLine ("Hello World!")
WriteLine is a method of the Console class defined in
the System namespace. This statement causes the
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Source Code Structure

The last line Console.ReadLine() is for getting input

from the keyboard (default input device). In addition,
this will prevent the screen from running and closing
quickly when the program is launched from Visual
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Data Types

Data types refer to an extensive system used for

declaring variables or functions of different types. The
type of a variable determines how much space it
occupies in storage and how the bit pattern stored is
interpreted.

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Numeric Data Types

Visual Basic supplies several numeric data types for

handling numbers in various representations.
Integral types represent only whole numbers (positive,
negative, and zero), and non integral types represent
numbers with both integer and fractional parts.

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Integral Numeric Types

Integral data types are those that represent only

numbers without fractional parts.
The signed integral data types are SByte Data Type (8-bit),
Short Data Type (16-bit), Integer Data Type (32-bit), and Long
Data Type (64-bit). If a variable always stores integers rather
than fractional numbers, declare it as one of these types.
The unsigned integral types are Byte Data Type (8-bit),
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Data Type (32-bit), and
ULong Data Type (64-bit). If a variable contains binary data,
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or data of unknown nature, declare it as one of these types.

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Large Integer Values

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Small Integer Values

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Unsigned integers

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Nonintegral Numeric Types

Nonintegral data types are those that represent numbers

with both integer and fractional parts.
The nonintegral numeric data types are Decimal (128-bit fixed
point), Single Data Type (32-bit floating point), and Double
Data Type (64-bit floating point). They are all signed types. If
a variable can contain a fraction, declare it as one of these
types.
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Character Data Types

Visual Basic provides character data types to deal with

printable and displayable characters. While they both
deal with Unicode characters, Char holds a single
character whereas String contains an indefinite number
of characters.

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Type Conversions
Functions & Description
CBool(expression)
Converts the expression to Boolean data type.

CByte(expression)
Converts the expression to Byte data type.

CChar(expression)
Converts the expression to Char data type.
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Converts the expression to Date data type

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CDbl(expression)
Converts the expression to Double data type.
CDec(expression)
Converts the expression to Decimal data type.
CInt(expression)
Converts the expression to Integer data type.
CLng(expression)
Converts the expression to Long data type.
CObj(expression)
Converts the expression to Object type.
CSByte(expression) 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101
Converts the expression to SByte data type.

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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CShort(expression)
Converts the expression to Short data type.
CSng(expression)
Converts the expression to Single data type.
CStr(expression)
Converts the expression to String data type.
CUInt(expression)
Converts the expression to UInt data type.
CULng(expression)
Converts the expression to ULng data type. 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
CUShort(expression) 10110001101100011001010110011101100101

Converts the expression to UShort data type.

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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Operators

An operator is a symbol that tells the compiler to

perform specific mathematical or logical manipulations.

010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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Arithmetic Operators

010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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Comparison Operator

010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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Logical Operators

010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010
 010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101101100011011000110010101
10011101100101010000110110111101110010001011010101010101
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010000110110111101110010001000000100101001100
101011100110111010100100000010000110110111101
10110001101100011001010110011101100101

0100001101101111011100100010000001001010011001010111001101110101001000000100001101101111011011000110110001100101011001110110010101
0000110110111101110010001000000100101011010101010101010101101010