Hey guys, so like this my noob question part II

So like we work on VB , and AGAIN, i m having some hard time ( but better than algorithm ) , so I decided to work and get used to it at home.

Though I m not sure where to get the program , and I don't know the exact name of it , because apparently there's a VB 6 compiler or something ?
Yeah there is the VS 6 which is no more officially supported by Micro$oft, so if you want to get the program you will either try to find someone who has it and burn a copy or buy it from someone who still has the license, or simply download it from the internet for free(although illegal). If you want some links for the download I will try to find were I saved them and can send them to you by PM. :)
Everytime someone uses VB 6, God kills a kitten.
Well I m not really eager to use it, i just want to pass.

And ayman , I downloaded something from the microsoft website. Visual Basic express 2010 beta ??? What is that ?
you should have asked before downloading :P
Hahaha , the download took me 3 secs , so it doesn't matter

But just out of curiosity what DID i download?
Wher are u taking ur course ?? I Might know someone to provide u with the program :)
Visual basic is really easy, so I'm sure it will be great :)
I don't know what i m learning, the professor calls it visual basic windows programation.

It's those Sub_form
Dim X as integer

end sub


Where you have an graphic interface , i m not sure what the language is called. Things are messed up with that professor.
Microsoft Visual Studio is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) from Microsoft. It can be used to develop console and graphical user interface applications along with Windows Forms applications, web sites, web applications, and web services in both native code together with managed code for all platforms supported by Microsoft Windows, Windows Mobile, Windows CE, .NET Framework, .NET Compact Framework and Microsoft Silverlight


source : the wiki
I just need to get ahead of my professor, cause he s starting to piss me off
Well I m not really eager to use it, i just want to pass.

And ayman , I downloaded something from the microsoft website. Visual Basic express 2010 beta ??? What is that ?
Most probably that's the beta version of VB.net 2010 and not VB6, actually learning VB.net is much better in this case since VB6 has become obsolete, nevertheless if your professor teaches VB6 then learn VB6. If you want I can burn for you a copy of VS6, do you live in Lebanon?
I have the full version of vb6 (36mbs) and i have a portable version of 6 mbs but forgot from where i got it.
AymanFarhat wrote
Well I m not really eager to use it, i just want to pass.

And ayman , I downloaded something from the microsoft website. Visual Basic express 2010 beta ??? What is that ?
Most probably that's the beta version of VB.net 2010 and not VB6, actually learning VB.net is much better in this case since VB6 has become obsolete, nevertheless if your professor teaches VB6 then learn VB6. If you want I can burn for you a copy of VS6, do you live in Lebanon?
No i live in france ! The 36 mg is actually the 2010 express beta
I can't use any p2p programs, nor torrents , because of the HADOPI law in france. I can only direct link download to reduce the chances of getting caught hehe
xterm wroteEverytime someone uses VB 6, God kills a kitten.
... and somewhere a panda cries.
... and somewhere a panda cries.
lol
I decided to use this :

http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/5#windows

I will forget Visual Basic, and I will work on C ... Do you recommend me to do that ? Even if we re learning VB in uni ? Would I get lost between the two languages ?
Of course no, C and VB are much different, and C is not as easy as VB and learning C at home and doing VB at uni will most probably make you get lost especially if you are a beginner. All programming languages have common programming principles and semantics but the syntax is much more different. In addition, in C you can't create quick GUI stuff using drag and drop and then create events for your components by double clicking on them etc... everything would be hard coded. There is a big difference. Can't you just as a freind at uni or your professor to give you a copy of VB6? I mean if he is teaching VB6 then he should be responsible to give/tell you from were to get it. :)
AymanFarhat wrote
I decided to use this :

http://www.codeblocks.org/downloads/5#windows

I will forget Visual Basic, and I will work on C ... Do you recommend me to do that ? Even if we re learning VB in uni ? Would I get lost between the two languages ?
Of course no, C and VB are much different, and C is not as easy as VB and learning C at home and doing VB at uni will most probably make you get lost especially if you are a beginner. All programming languages have common programming principles and semantics but the syntax is much more different. In addition, in C you can't create quick GUI stuff using drag and drop and then create events for your components by double clicking on them etc... everything would be hard coded. There is a big difference. Can't you just as a freind at uni or your professor to give you a copy of VB6? I mean if he is teaching VB6 then he should be responsible to give/tell you from were to get it. :)
The thing is , this is the same professor that is teaching me algorithm , and obviously , we won't be getting a long together, since he's a really bad teacher . I started learning C on the internet, and I've learned so many things, that my teacher taught wrong. Like let's take the compiler for instance. My teacher gave me a really shitty definition that no one understood, while it was an easy thing :It basically transforms the language written to binary so that the pc can understand it.

I've done like 15 hours Vb with that idiot, and in 30 minutes last night , i learned a lot about the functionalities of pc with the C tutorial.

The idiot in the second T.D actually told us to try and rewrite Microsoft Word for god's sakes and told us that no one is going to be able to do so , how on earth am I supposed to learn from that?