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On Mon, 29 Dec 2003 19:22:47 GMT, nib wrote:
What kind of problems is visual basic best at solving?
VB is a very general-purpose language. IMHO its strongest point is that
it's easier to design your interface in VB than any other tool (that
I've seen, anyway). (Point: VC can import VB forms, and so can products
from other companies.) You can develop most kinds of programs in VB
easily, or you can use it to write a user interface for DLLs written in
other languages.
One problem that VB is *not* good for is portability - it is
Windows-only, unless anyone ever finishes one of the open-source
"VB-compatible" projects. I also wouldn't use VB (or Windows, for that
matter) for anything real-time. Hmm... also not where someone's life
depends on the program working error-free.
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