MICROSOFT

VISUAL BASIC
Project by:
Milanjeet Singh
VIII-C
Roll no - 29
 INTRODUCTION
 Visual Basic is a powerful event-driven programming language that
provides tool for easy & quick development of Visual Basic
applications. It is an object-oriented, event-driven language that differs
from general procedural languages such as C.

 Major features of Visual Basic are :

▫ Visual Basic is an object-oriented, event-driven programming

language
▫ It provides collection of ready-to-use controls for quick development
of design interfaces
WHAT IS VISUAL BASIC ?
 Visual Basic Is a high level programming language which is
created by Microsoft. It uses a graphic environment called
‘Integrated Development Environment (IDE)’ . It is capable of
developing windows-based applications and games. It is an
event driven language. It is made up of many subprograms,
each with it’s own code that can run independently, and at
the same time can be linked together.
 COMPONENTS OF
VISUAL BASIC
 Visual Basic is not merely programming language. It is an IDE, that provides facilities
to develop, run, debug and test the application programs

Major Components of Visual Basic are :

◻ Title Bar
◻Toolbox
◻Project Explorer Window
◻Properties Window
◻Form Design Window
◻Form layout Window
STRUCTURE OF VISUAL BASIC
APPLICTAION PROGRAMME
 VB provides facility to design different type of applications (i.e projects). The
most common type of project is Standard EXE project which is used for general
purpose programming problems. In addition to this, VB provides facility to
create other types of projects such as Database projects, web bases projects,
Active X DLL projects etc.

Standard EXE project is a collection of following modules and files. In a Project,

there are
1. Form
2. Event
3. Event module
 HOW TO CREATE A
VISUAL BASIC APPLICATION
 To Create an application In Visual Basic, you need to perform
following steps :

1. Placing Controls on Form

2. Settings properties of controls
3.Writing Code
4. Running project
THANK
YOU !! Milanjeet Singh
VIII-C
Roll no – 29