Its drag-and-drop functionality makes developing code simple, even for programmers with limited experience. While all of these frameworks have gained popularity, Visual Basic is still extremely beneficial. Since its release in 1988 as Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, the language has given way to Visual Studio.Net, Visual Basic.NET, and Visual Basic for Applications.
Additionally, Virtual Basic also offers syntax that is more straightforward and connected to a database. With its help, coders can create prototypes of applications before writing them in a more efficient but difficult language. That is why it's referred to as a RAD or rapid application development system. Microsoft intended to make the language easy to master and support fast coding.
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