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+<button type="primary" size="xs" icon="glyphicon glyphicon-bookmark">[[programming_lagugages| Programming Language]]</button>
+====== Visual Basic ======
+<data programminglanguage>
+Full Name: Visual Basic
+Short Name: Visual Basic
+Description: Event-driven programming language
+Company: Microsoft
+Web: Yes
+Mobile: Yes
+Enterprise: Yes
+Embedded : Yes
+</data>
+<accordion>
+<panel title='What is Visual Basic?'>
+Visual Basic is a programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) that was created by Microsoft. It is designed to be easy to learn and use, and is often used to develop Windows desktop applications.
+</panel><panel title='What is the latest version of Visual Basic?'>
+The latest version of Visual Basic is Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET), which is part of the Microsoft .NET Framework. VB.NET was first released in 2002, and has been updated several times since then.
+</panel><panel title='What are some common uses for Visual Basic?'>
+Visual Basic is often used to develop Windows desktop applications, including database applications, games, and other graphical user interface (GUI) applications. It can also be used to develop web applications and mobile apps, although other languages like JavaScript and Swift are more commonly used for those platforms.
+</panel><panel title='Is Visual Basic still popular?'>
+While Visual Basic is not as widely used as it once was, it is still a popular language for developing Windows desktop applications. Many businesses and organizations continue to use legacy Visual Basic applications, and some developers still prefer Visual Basic for its ease of use and familiarity.
+</panel><panel title='Can Visual Basic be used with .NET?'>
+Yes, Visual Basic .NET is part of the Microsoft .NET Framework, which is a software framework for building Windows applications. Visual Basic .NET uses the .NET runtime, which provides a common language runtime (CLR) and a class library for building .NET applications.
+</panel></accordion>
+{{wp>Visual Basic}}
+<jumbotron>
+===== Hello World =====
+<sxh vb>
+Public Sub Main()
+    Debug.Print "Hello, world!"
+End Sub
+</sxh>
+<WRAP column right><wrap lo>Source: [[https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Computer_Programming/Hello_world|Wikibooks]]</wrap></WRAP>
+</jumbotron>
+{{:dev:pasted:20230501-171617.png}}
+See also: [[dev:programming_lagugages]]
+{{tag>programminglanguage dev-ms}}