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Subject:
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Object oriented programming with VB6
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Posted By:
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james gold
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9/18/2003 6:59:08 AM
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Hi,
I am using VB6, and want to find some good web site tutorials/tips on object oriented programming with VB6 (not VB.NET).
I am having trouble tracking any down.
Alternatively can you recommend a good book on object oriented programming with VB6?
Please can you help?
Many thanks.
James
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Yehuda
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9/18/2003 9:17:52 AM
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I posted this in VB How To, but I think it will be most useful to beginners, so I am reposting this here:
I am not really sure what you mean on object oriented. VB is for the most part OO and you can't really avoid it. However the best general book I have seen on VB is from Microsoft press, (sorry wrox) called Programming Visual Basic 6.0 by Francesca Balena its a little pricy but well worth the money. As for websites, I think the best website at explaining concepts is http://www.vb2themax.com/.
Yehuda
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james gold
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9/18/2003 10:26:36 AM
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Yehuda,
I am quite sure it's possible to program VB6 in a non-object-oriented way!
What I am after is the basics of syntax and structure for creating classes/properties etc.
James
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Yehuda
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9/18/2003 2:56:46 PM
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James,
I agree you could avoid it. However, most of VB is built with objects. Even beginners books on VB include OO because VB was built around OO. I am not saying you can't program in VB without it. I am merely saying that most general VB books include it, so you shouldn't need to go buy a special book for it. Sorry if I was unclear.
Yehuda
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