Check the project type you have used. Is it "Windows Forms App (.NET Framework)"? The "(.NET Framework)" part is important to ensure you have all the code libraries you need. :)KD
I don't know how many programmers still use VB, or Win32 for that matter, but this is a neat example. If you're doing C# next, any chance you could or would do it on Linux? I recently setup mono because a program I want to use was written in C#, but I'm thinking of translating it because I'd really like it to be more performant. However, it might be fun to play with it some, see if it has any features I want to copy to my own language that I haven't already done.
As hobbyist taught myself VB in 1991, and before that Basic using Microsoft Basic. Although there are many gaps in my knowledge, as far as desktop applications go, there is almost nothing it is not capable of. I also know C#, and Java, and am still learning, especially .NET, but prefer VB.
@@theview613 Why would it not be? As long as there is a compiler for it, it should work. And it's not like you're limited to one language, you could learn more or you could do something really fun and implement a compiler for your language of choice.
You finally upload new video, My teacher~
There's a whole load of C# videos coming soon :)KD
Thank you for your time in putting together these videos. They have helped tremendously! I hope to see more!
Excellent tutorial from an excellent teacher.
You are very kind. Thank you :)KD
Great video!
Where can I find Part 2?
Excellent!
Thank you :)KD
how do we start the two threads simultaneously? i find that whichever thread starts first always wins the race.
Hello, in my code the "random" namespace does not exist, it gives an error BC30182: type not found. I use Visual Studio 2022, how can I solve this?
Check the project type you have used. Is it "Windows Forms App (.NET Framework)"? The "(.NET Framework)" part is important to ensure you have all the code libraries you need. :)KD
Thank you. Great work.
thanks for upload the video ,
I don't know how many programmers still use VB, or Win32 for that matter, but this is a neat example. If you're doing C# next, any chance you could or would do it on Linux? I recently setup mono because a program I want to use was written in C#, but I'm thinking of translating it because I'd really like it to be more performant. However, it might be fun to play with it some, see if it has any features I want to copy to my own language that I haven't already done.
As hobbyist taught myself VB in 1991, and before that Basic using Microsoft Basic. Although there are many gaps in my knowledge, as far as desktop applications go, there is almost nothing it is not capable of. I also know C#, and Java, and am still learning, especially .NET, but prefer VB.
@@theview613 Do you also use Linux?
@@anon_y_mousse No! I understand VB is not useful in Linux.
@@theview613 Why would it not be? As long as there is a compiler for it, it should work. And it's not like you're limited to one language, you could learn more or you could do something really fun and implement a compiler for your language of choice.
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Ta-daaa 🏆 :)KD