In high school, I took a VB 6 programming class and I really enjoyed it. But now I want to know where to go from here. The farthest we got was arrays and control arrays.
theOneCalledJef 0 Newbie Poster
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In high school, I took a VB 6 programming class and I really enjoyed it. But now I want to know where to go from here. The farthest we got was arrays and control arrays.
That depends on what you really want to do? If you been doing VB6, the VB.Net could be a challenge to you now? Or bring your programming skills to a different level by developing applications with databases such as MySQL, SQL Server and MS Access.
Most of the demand for developers revolve around the database apps. Needless to say, there are a lot of options you can go from here really, its endless!
Happy coding!
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