In alot of despair because there's almost no resources on VisualBasic

Posted by yoonyu0325@reddit | learnprogramming | View on Reddit | 13 comments

Im failing my college class because of this, I have to make some sort of thing to calculate multiple items but nobody uses VB so I can't find anything, I have no expirence in programming, help

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silentstorm2007@reddit

There's books on visual basic even newer ones that come out in 2016... There's also Udemy courses on visual basic.. you can find it in LibGen .

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Far-Mountain-3412@reddit

There are a bunch of Visual Basic courses on Linkedin Learning.

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idubbkny@reddit

I don't mean to make fun. VB was very popular back in its day. if you have something specific, don't hesitate to ask...

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When I was 9 in 1997, or sometime in the following few years, I had VB3 so I could make AOL progs, it was exhilarating. Come to find out my grandpa used VB5 in his engineering firm and he gave me a copy of that. One day I went to his office and he spent a whole day with me and we made a Morse code translator, he was a radio operator on a ship. Great memory

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cheezballs@reddit

Your class is teaching VB?

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easterner1848@reddit

I had to do that too in college. I’m sorry. I’m so fucking sorry.

I don’t really have any advice for you as finding information on it was nightmarish for me back in 2015-17.

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Upbeat-Leave1655@reddit

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/visual-basic/

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MutedEngineering579@reddit

I use VB6 once in a while -- not as much as I used to. Here's a resource I've consulted now and then: http://www.thevbprogrammer.com/classic_vbtutorials.asp

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yoonyu0325@reddit (OP)

Thank you, I think most of what I need is in section 4 of VB 2010

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