Yes.
Yes it is.
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Visual Basic .NET (VB .NET) is an OOP, an Object-Oriented Programming Language. It's paradigm is both OOP and Event-Driven, but that's beside the point.
Yes, Visual basic uses Objects. I.E. buttons, options buttons, forms, text boxes, these are all objects in VB. VB also allows the creation and use of COM classes. Visual basic is partially OOP as it does not support implementation inheritance, which is usually a feature of an object-oriented language.
Visual Basic is an Object oriented programing language, like C++. A good example of an SOA program language is C#. can you explain with reasons........? i agree with you .... I want to confirm the reason why it is so ...
Visual Basic's form applications use objects such as Buttons and TextBoxes, these are known as objects, hence the name Object-Oriented. It is different to command line interfaces which only use text to communicate with the user, such as Command Prompt.
Visual Basic has always been an object oriented language. VB.NET is no different, but it also conforms to the Microsoft Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) which allows VB code interoperate with other CLI languages including C# and J#.
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Basic was one of the very first programming languages used in DOS. It is not object oriented and is obsolete. If you want to learn to programe start with Visual Basic no BASIC.
The object concept is visual basic net is a part from a book. There are four key concepts of object-oriented development.
to create visual models of object-oriented software intensive system
Yes, but Microsoft Visual Studio will get you going - you can download a free trial version. Visual Basic is quite straightforward to learn bits that you may need for projects and you can get going quite quickly. C++ & Java are more powerful but quite complex but once you get good at Basic and understand XML, threads, classes, object oriented programming you'll soon be on your way with them.