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hello i want to knw whr can i get
vb.net tutorials with code snippets

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Following 's question and the suggestions from , , and , here are a few current, practical pointers to get runnable VB.NET examples quickly and a short learning path you can follow.

Authoritative docs and runnable samples

Short learning path and platform notes
Decide the target first: console, Windows desktop (WinForms/WPF), or web. For new projects prefer a modern LTS .NET (for example .NET 6 or .NET 8) and install Visual Studio Community with the .NET desktop workload. Visual Basic is well supported for desktop apps and libraries on current .NET, but web frameworks like ASP.NET Core/Blazor are C#-first and have limited VB support—choose accordingly if you plan web work.

Quick practical tips
If templates are missing, run the Visual Studio installer and add the Visual Basic components. Use NuGet for packages and check the targeted framework if you see compatibility errors. Learn by copying and running small samples from the dotnet/samples repo, then modify them.

Tiny starter example

Imports System.Linq

Module Program
    Sub Main()
        Console.WriteLine("Hello, VB.NET")
        Dim nums = {1,2,3,4}
        Dim evens = nums.Where(Function(n) n Mod 2 = 0)
        For Each n In evens
            Console.WriteLine(n)
        Next
    End Sub
End Module

Project ideas to apply learning: a calculator, CSV importer/exporter, simple WinForms CRUD with SQLite, or a console tool that parses text.

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How about picking up a nice VB.NET book? They're better than any tutorial online...

Otherwise, just search Google for "vb.net year tutorials"

Where year is the year of VB.NET you have (2003,2005,etc)

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if you do want a book I recommend the "Step By Step" series by Microsoft Press

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thnx a lot to all

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