Learning Visual Basic .NET for Beginners

If you want to learn how to write code, Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is the easiest language. This language is suitable for bedroom beginners and expert hackers. In this tutorial we will make a simple interactive LCD display. Experience is not necessary. This simple program displays numbers on the LCD display when the button is pressed

Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2013 is required to write code and create a design. You can get it for free from here. https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/products/visual-studio-community-vs

First open Visual Studio and start a new project. Set the project name to "LCD Display" and click "OK". You are now ready to design a graphical user interface (GUI)

First select 'Form1', define some properties and go to the Properties tab on the right. If you find the "Text" property and change it to "LCD Display", you will see that it changes at the top of the window (ie form). Now, make the following changes.

It should be the content displayed in image # 2. You can always check that the program is running by clicking the green play button at the top.

Go to the Toolbox tab (if you can not find it, go to View> Toolbox) and add a label to the form. Give it these characteristics:

Copy this label, paste it according to image # 1, and change the size to 15, 100 as necessary. Name the top, middle, bottom, top light etc.

Copy this button, paste it so that it matches image # 2, and change the text to match. Make sure the name of the button corresponds to that text (for example, Name: Button 3 and Text: 3). Add the last button and name it btnReset.

Once the form design is complete, you can add code to make it work. Double-click the form first to open the "Behind the Scenes" window. You can now add all the code. I attached the code, but I strongly recommend that you print this document and enter your own code. In this way you can see how to write the code faster, what the code does and how it works. All green text with apostrophe is a comment added to help interpret the code. We recommend that you enter this (do not forget the apostrophe, otherwise an error will occur).

When you are done, keep it in a safe place and do not forget to always back up your work. Now you can go to LCD Display> LCD Display> bin> Debug and get a single application file from the save folder. This will be displayed in image # 1. You can copy this file to any location you like, but you can not edit the code in this file. You can only do it. If you like, you can go back and change colors, fonts, and so on. If you are confident in your code, you can add more features. I hope you will be confident now with some basic VB.NET coding and learning this wonderful skill. If you have any questions or comments, we encourage you to post comments below. Please click on things you should not forget.

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If you want to learn how to write code, Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is the easiest language. This language is suitable for bedroom beginners and expert hackers. In this tutorial we will make a simple interactive LCD display. Experience is not necessary. This simple program displays numbers on the LCD display when the button is pressed. Once the form design is complete, you can add code to make it work. Double-click the form first to open the "Behind the Scenes" window. You can now add all the code. I attached the code, but I strongly recommend that you print this document and enter your own code. In this way you can see how to write the code faster, what the code does and how it works. All green text with apostrophe is a comment added to help interpret the code. We recommend that you enter this (do not forget the apostrophe, otherwise an error will occur).