Quote:1. The Form, where we drag and drop controls onto, this is the "GUI" which is what the users who use your application will see.

2. The toolbox, this has the controls we drag onto the form (1) which is what the user will see. Controls are used to let users interact with your application through "Events." An event is like, the user will click a button that you dragged on and you'll take the click event and put code there.

So in short:

I click button > Code is activated, as the click event was raised.

3. Solution Explorer this allows us to explore things in our project, in our case form 1. We don't need to go into great detail right now.

4. Warnings, warnings tell us if code is wrong and will fail. For example, instead of:

Code

Msgbox("Hello")

I put:

Code

Massagebox("Hello")

It would give me an error as it doesn't know the command.

5. Properties, when we click something on the form, like we dragged over a button and we click there it'll give us properties like text, which chooses what the button will say and we can choose the lightning bolt for events, which is mentioned before.

In circled we have debug and build, debug is to test, build is to give it to other people.