From the course: Visual Basic Essential Training
Write applications with Visual Basic - Visual Basic Tutorial
From the course: Visual Basic Essential Training
Write applications with Visual Basic
- [Walt] Microsoft Visual Basic is a rich programming language that leverages every aspect of the .NET Framework. With it, you can write every type of application, from console apps to scalable web applications. It works with Windows Forms, WPF, and Universal Windows applications too. In this course, we'll look at the fundamentals of Visual Basic. First, we get comfortable with the language syntax and explore the Visual Studio Code editors. We'll explore how to debug your code and write exception handlers. Before you know it, we'll be finishing up the course with logic statements and working with lists and link. Hi there, I'm Walt Ritscher. I started my career writing Visual Basic code in the 1990s. Since then, I've watched it mature into a first-class .NET language. Let's go write some code.
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Chapter roadmap4m 33s
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Set up the tools1m 45s
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Create a console app1m 46s
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What files are in the new project2m 23s
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Build and compile the application2m 10s
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Run the application4m 49s
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Work with the console class2m 1s
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The forgiving nature of VB code2m 2s
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Optimize the Visual Studio settings1m 55s
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Create a console project in Visual Studio4m 2s
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Projects and solutions2m 5s
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Examine the template structure and code1m 45s
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How the editor enhances our code3m
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Use the auto suggestions when editing5m 21s
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Compile the project code2m 9s
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Run the example code from Visual Studio2m 28s
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Run the example code with a debugger2m 23s
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Understand default code flow for an application6m 49s
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Event driven code3m 21s
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Create a program loop to run an application indefinitely4m 52s
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Listen for KeyChar to terminate the loop3m 9s
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The To-Do application1m 18s
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Work with a Windows UI project4m 49s
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Add click event handler code3m 29s
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Add TextChanged event handler code2m 30s
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Work with variables and constants8m 17s
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Use the code explorer project3m 26s
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Declare a variable5m 35s
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Variables and .NET types3m 36s
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Naming your variables2m 19s
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Understand the variable scope: What code can access the variable4m 19s
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How data conversion works7m 49s
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Convert numeric values5m 35s
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Create custom constants1m 29s
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Work with built-in constants3m 36s
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Work with enum values3m 45s
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Create a custom enum1m 35s
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Understanding strings6m 41s
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Create string variables4m
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Concatenation and interpolation2m 56s
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Search string contents2m 59s
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Modify string contents3m 3s
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String creation with StringBuilder5m 39s
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Compare and equals5m 51s
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Convert and format numbers to strings8m 4s
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Implicit covert strings to numbers2m 50s
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Use Parse and TryParse conversions5m 4s
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The date types2m 27s
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Define date and time variables1m 6s
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Initialize date and time values4m 42s
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Output formatted date values3m 50s
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Date manipulation2m 14s
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Challenge: Strings, dates, and parsing1m 47s
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Solution: Strings, dates, and parsing2m 22s
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The Code Explorer updated UI58s
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If and else statements5m 44s
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Use the AndAlso and OrElse logical operators4m 12s
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Select case: A better way to branch5m 1s
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Challenge: Logic statements and string compare2m 5s
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Solution: Logic statements and string compare2m 51s
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Explore the collection classes10m 18s
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Use a ListBox instead of a text control3m 10s
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Create new collections6m 30s
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Initialize a collection2m 23s
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Add items to a list1m 13s
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Get items from the list3m 16s
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Remove items from a list1m 15s
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Iterate over a list5m 20s
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Bind a list to a user control5m 46s
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Delegates and lambda expressions4m 36s
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Customize a method with predicate functions5m 21s
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Quick look at other collection classes4m 28s
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