[Swagalistic Meow]

Visual Basic Tutorial#1 Hello World.

To create a Hello World Program you'll need your form and one button

Double Click the button

And Type

Messagebox.Show ("Hello World")

or simple way

MsgBox ("Hello World")

That's how you create a hello world program on vb.net :)

[markzuckerberg]

ok thanks you helped me it is so useful i will use this later 😏

[Corios]

They should be starting in a console application, not a windows form. Don't use MsgBox. This isn't a tutorial, you didn't actually explain anything. What does 'Message' do (that isn't even a thing, or at least this context), and how does it do it? Why does double clicking the button make it magically work?

[Cookie.Monster]

Agree with Corios, if you're going to do beginner tutorials, start with console applications. Windows forms are a bit more advanced if you don't use all these automated helping tools. Also explain what you do, and why you do it.

Don't learn people to c+p, learn them to code.

[$lick]

Good job OP, you failed with the most simple tutorial.

[alma143]

hi sir,

can you include latest installer vb?

thanks in advance,this is informative on newbie like me :)

[Image™]

OP, good tutorial for the beginners but you messed up on one part lol.

Messagebox.Show("YOUR TEXT HERE")

[Cookie.Monster]

hi sir,

can you include latest installer vb?

thanks in advance,this is informative on newbie like me :)

God man please: lmgtfy(DOT)com/?q=Visual+studio+2013

You could also just google how to call a messagebox. Microsoft would give you a much more detailed description of parameters and such.

[Odus]

OP, good tutorial for the beginners

What are you talking about? This is an awful tutorial. He's teaching the newbies an incredibly bad habit.

[Nervo]

What are you talking about? This is an awful tutorial. He's teaching the newbies an incredibly bad habit.

Not just bad habit, his code doesn't even work. Besides, posting tutorial like this is pretty much pointless since this can be found on google in a second.