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Books or references to commonly used VB6 syntax

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rayt

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Mar 27, 2001
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I have been searching try to locate books or on-line references that have commonly used VB6 syntax, functions, methods, and statements. Help features in MS VB6 are confusing me more than helping me as a new comer in VB programming.

Any tips will be appreciated.

rayt
 
Am using VB (6) from McKeown/Piercy, 2nd Edition, right now. New to VB myself. Book not too bad. Has good exercises to practice with.
 
If you are looking for VB's syntax twists and turns, then there is only ONE reference published by MS itself:

MS Visual Basic Language reference (
3 Volumes, the first one containing the syntax of all common VB statements, common controls and their properties.

It can also be consulted online at In the left pane of this window (make sure to show the table of contents), then select Visual Tools and Languages, Visual Basic 6.0, Product Documentation, Reference _________________________________
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice, there is. [attributed to Yogi Berra]
 
Rayt -

As far as I know, no one has published a book like "1001 Commonly Used VB Functions". Trouble is, half of them would be dopey functions like "Equality - this function compares two Variants to see if they're equal". (-:

I have a copy of "Practical Algorithms for Programmers" (by Binstock & Rex). It's all C, but the algorithms in there are terrific. The date & time routines alone were worth the price of the book (besides being educational, too).

Chip H.
 
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