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The difference between VB and C++ - Private200 - 04.08.2013
Well, I'm trying to start learning the C++ language and from what I saw on some videos it was similar to VB. I know that if I learn this language it will not be easy to stop it and may cousin told me that she had a great idea for a program that would give a lot of earnings if it would be done. So, let me get your ideas.
Re: The difference between VB and C++ - RajatPawar - 04.08.2013
Nah, I know both and they aren't quite that similar. C++ is a base language, and frankly, if you learn that, you should be able to gobble up VB without any hard work. What I like about VB is that in C++ you need to explicitly declare the type of the variable, VB, just declare it as variant. Also, saving stuff is VERY easy in VB. Also, windows applications are easier to make in VB (user interface is better)
Re: The difference between VB and C++ - Private200 - 04.08.2013
My idea is that if you learn C++ the other programming languages will be like fruits, is it like that;
Re: The difference between VB and C++ - Private200 - 04.08.2013
Thank you for your answer ****** and Rajat. I'm starting slowly getting integrated with C++ and by the pass of time it looks more and more easier.