[Year 12 SofDev] VB.net reference guide

[Mark Kelly]

Actually, I find it sometimes useful to reinvent the wheel - it 
solidifies learning much more strongly than just reading what someone 
else put together.

I remember once creating my own spreadsheet program using Visual Basic : 
it was truly terrible, limited and hideously slow, but I learned a huge 
amount about spreadsheets as well as discovering concepts like stacks 
and sparse-array programming and then developing algorithms to cope with 
them.

Andrew Grimshaw wrote:
> HI every1
>  
> does any1 know of a simple reference for VB.net functions that outlines 
> what they do and what arguments they require?
>  
> i have found that the built-in one on visual studio contains alot more 
> info than my students need
>  
> I have looked on the net and havent found anything suitable
>  
> (ill probably end up typing one myself, but id rather not reinvent the 
> wheel!)
>  
> andrew grimshaw
> colac secondary college


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