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VB .net vs VB 6.0 1

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techmanbd

Electrical
Aug 12, 2003
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I am currently looking for Visual Basic and all I find is VB.net. My question is if 6.0 and .net are basically the same but .NET have a few more features?

Thanks for any info


Brian
Manufacturing Engineer
Electro-Mechanical
 
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Brian,
Substantially different. .NET is very structured, similar to "C++" (the result of their CRL). You will at least have to declare all variables, the days of variant are gone with .NET. Some of the things like control arrays are also gone. Note: .NET 2002 is different from .NET 2003. If you're going to update, go with 2003.
The real benefit of .NET is that it's a lot easier to create web based applications(nearly impossible with VB6).
Kevin
 
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