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I'am new 2 programming as well as vb.net so I want any sites from where i can download sample projects. I will be thankful if you or anybody helps me.....
Thanking in advance

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— good starting question. and pointed you toward community samples and beginner guides; those are useful. Below is a short, practical plan that builds on that advice and avoids outdated material.

First steps: install Visual Studio Community to get an up-to-date VB tooling environment (Visual Studio Community). Open it, create a small Console App (Visual Basic) to confirm everything works, then try a Windows Forms project to learn controls and events. Use the official Visual Basic documentation and curated samples for reliable, current examples (Microsoft Learn: Visual Basic, dotnet/samples on GitHub).

Small, focused projects to learn by doing:

  • Calculator (math, methods, basic UI)
  • CSV/contact manager (file I/O, simple persistence)
  • To‑Do list (list controls, saving state)
  • Simple parser or data importer (strings and exception handling)

Practical habits: commit changes with Git, write small commits, and add one feature at a time. Use the debugger: set breakpoints, step into functions, and inspect variables. If you hit build or runtime errors, check the project Target Framework, missing references (manage NuGet packages), and the Error List window; most issues are fixed by correcting a target or restoring a package.

A couple of cautions: many old VB.NET tutorials target very old .NET Framework versions or Web Forms patterns—match tutorials to your Visual Studio/.NET version. Use sample code to learn patterns, not as copy/paste solutions. For specific error searches or Q&A, refer to the community at Stack Overflow.

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Thank you arjunsasidharan for your reply it will rally gelp me.

Do reply again if I need any help.

Thanks again...............

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you can also visit for VB.Net code. These examples seem to be geared toward beginner/itermediate levels. Just remember that there is no substitute for reading good programming books. Books will show you technology and how/why/when to use it. I've read some code samples on my level and they can get a little confusing if your not aware of why the code is written a certain way.

Best of Luck!
Richard

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