Visual Basic 2008 Tutorial

Visual Basic 2008 is the version of Visual Basic launched by Microsoft in 2008. Visual Basic 2010 was launched two years later, while the latest version Visual Basic 2012 was launched in 2012. Visual Basic 2008 is a full fledged Object-Oriented Programming(OOP) Language, so it has caught up with other OOP languages such as C++, Java,C# and others. However, you don't have to know OOP to learn Visual Basic 2008. In fact, if you are familiar with Visual Basic 6, you can learn VB2008 effortlessly because the syntax and interface are similar. Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition is available free for download. Browse the topics below to start learning Visual Basic 2008.

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1. Introduction

2. Working With Controls

3. Working With Control Properties

4. Object Oriented Programming

5. Writing the Code

6. Managing VB2008 Data

7. Mathematical Operations

8. String Manipulation

9. Controlling Program Flow using If....Then......Else

10. Select Case Control Structure

11. Looping

12. Functions-Part I

13. Functions-Part II

14. Functions-Part III (Math Functions)

15. Functions-Part IV (Formatting Functions)

16. Functions Part V- Formatting Date and Time

17. Using Check Boxes

18. Using Radio Buttons

19. Creating a Simple Web Browser

20. Errors Handling

21. Reading and Writing Text File

22. Managing Graphics -Basic Concepts

23. Managing Graphics -Drawing Rectangles

24. Managing Graphics -Drawing Ellipse and Circle

25. Managing Graphics -Drawing Text

26. Managing Graphics -Drawing Polygon and Pie

27. Managing Graphics -Filling Shapes with Color

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Disclaimer

The purpose of this tutorial is to provide basic guideline for people interested in Visual Basic programming. Although every effort and care has been taken to make the information as accurate as possible, the webmaster shall not be liable for any error, harm or damage arising from using the instructions given in this tutorial.This site and the products and services offered on this site are not associated, affiliated, endorsed, or sponsored by Microsoft, nor have they been reviewed tested or certified by Microsoft.

About the Tutor

The Tutor and webmaster of this online tutorial, Dr.Liew Voon Kiong , holds a Bachelor Degree in Mathematics, a Master Degree in Management and a Doctoral Degree in Business Administration. He obtained the DBA degree from University of South Australia.

He has been involved in programming for more than 15 years. He created the popular online Visual Basic Tutorial in 1996 and since then the web site has attracted millions of visitors .It is the top ranked Visual Basic tutorial website in many search engines including Google. He has also written a few Visual Basic related books. One of the books, Visual Basic 6 Made Easy was published by Creativespace.com, an Amazon.com publisher.

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