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A Programmers Introduction to Visual Basic.NET:
This book is targeted at current VB developers. If you don't know VB, parts of the book might not make sense to you. The goal here is to cover what has changed. So, if something hasn't changed, I have to assume that you already know it. If you know VB, and want to learn VB.NET or at least see what it can do for you, this book is for you. If you are currently using Visual InterDev to create Web applications, this book is also for you, because Visual InterDev has been integrated throughout Visual Studio.NET. This means you can create Visual InterDev–like Web Applications using VB.NET (and C#). You get several advantages with this new approach, including the ability to write in full VB.NET instead of VBScript, and the advantages of .NET's Web application architecture (ASP.NET) over the current ASP model are significant. No matter what you will be doing with VB.NET, the place to start is with the .NET Framework. Without understanding the .NET Framework, you won't be able to write good VB.NET applications, regardless of whether they are Windows or Web applications. Therefore, prepare to get started by examining the .NET Framework.
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