Graphics programming is when you manually draw an item to your application instead of using a picture box, label, or button.
To start drawing graphics you need to import the graphics library.
Imports System.Drawing.Graphics
Then create a new graphics
Dim g As New Graphics
that is it. when you call "g" you will have many operators in it to draw to the forum.
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Visual Basic
VB is not the language for making games, use C++ it works alot better.
Graphics is platform-dependent, so you have be more concrete with your question, eg: Q: Is there any C-compiler for MS-DOS that comes with a graphics library? A: Yes, Turbo C, for example.
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There are a lot of applications that can be installed in order to program. It depends on your knowledge and training ability. Some of the most famous programming languages are: - C++ - VB\C#.NET - C - Delphi - ...
No Return statement in VB programming
because it is driven by events. as it is a language used in programming, then it only makes sense to say VB is an event driven programming language.
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Visual Basic
VB stands for Visual Basic. It is named as such because it is a programming language developed by Microsoft with a focus on providing a visual environment for the development of Windows applications.
VB is not the language for making games, use C++ it works alot better.
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VB is a programming language and can be used to create any application. In theory it would be possible to produce an advanced picture editor using VB.
Visual Basic (VB) is the third-generation event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) from Microsoft for its COM programming model. VB is also considered a relatively easy to learn and use programming language, because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage.
Maybe they've never learnt/tried VB beforehand?