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In Visual Basic (VB), pointers are not directly supported as they are in languages like C or C++. Instead, VB uses references to manage memory and handle objects. References allow you to work with objects and manipulate them without needing to deal with memory addresses directly. This abstraction simplifies memory management, making VB easier to use for developers, especially those who may not be familiar with low-level programming concepts.

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