Want to learn vb6, where do I start?

[eab]

Ok I want to learn VB6, but where do I start. I have MS visule studio 6 , (use it for other lanquges). Do I get a book, is there web stites with tutorals, is there a bengers guide on msdn library for VB6?

Help me, teach me.

[Cooler666]

get a book, this is the best way too learn, go to amazon.com and look at the reviews of books and that should help you decide

[Terra Knight]

Yeah, books are great for personal learning. The web is a good place to find a few things you've missed or didn't quite get. Scour the Internet to find things as a reffence, but a good book will never get you wrong. If you've up for some really dry reading, I believe Microsoft has a book out for it.

[Terra Knight]

Yeah, books are great for personal learning. The web is a good place to find a few things you've missed or didn't quite get. Scour the Internet to find things as a reffence, but a good book will never get you wrong. If you've up for some really dry reading, I believe Microsoft has a book out for it.

[leb_crx]

stay away from anything written by Deitel & Deitel :mad: :mad: :mad:

they suck, I got both a java and VB book from those fools, and I would learn more looking at help files :mad:


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[Terra Knight]

Eww... that dry? Sure ain't a step-by-step, eh? I'll make sure I stay away from those guys if it's that bad... I'll be sure to check it out in store first.

[Istari1]

I've taught myself 3 languages and I'll say one thing, books are worth nothing if you dont try coding everything you read. If you read a chapter on how to read input files, then go write some useless program that reads in a file and prints it out backwards or something..anything. You wont learn anything just reading a book. And you will actually remember the keywords, arguments, and concepts 10000% better if you use them.

Josh

[leb_crx]

guy add me to MSN leb_crx@hotmail.com...I got a ton of books on my HD, everythin from VB to C to Java...I just rememberd :beer:

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