[+One]

I used to code VB.net years ago, I have forgotten almost all of it, and i don't want to brag myself and be a fool and start with advanced tutorials and replicating other programs functions, but I want is a great tutorial series free/paid. I want to start from the basics so I can follow up better.

PLEASE POST THE TUTORIAL SERIES LINK BELOW, THANKS!

EDIT: I GOT TO START AGAIN SINCE I AM APPLYING FOR DEBUG, AND I HAVE LEARNED MOST OF IT NOW.

[evilivid]

No such thing as tutorials, if you "forgotten almost all of it" then you probably didn't know it to begin with.

The Microsoft Developer Network aka MSDN, literally has everything you'll need.

msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx

And if you want to start from the "basics" I suggest learning about low-level programming then work on building the basic fundamentals of "programming". An "easier" way to do this would be ROM hacking, perhaps working with MIPS(Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages) R4300i, N64. There is a lot of rom hacking documentation all across the web, as well as other documentation for general computer programming.

[+One]

No such thing as tutorials, if you "forgotten almost all of it" then you probably didn't know it to begin with.

The Microsoft Developer Network aka MSDN, literally has everything you'll need.

msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx

Yeah I know that but I need instructions in video format. And also I did know a lot, and do you know you can forget things after years of not using the language?

[Little Girls]

No such thing as tutorials, if you "forgotten almost all of it" then you probably didn't know it to begin with.

The Microsoft Developer Network aka MSDN, literally has everything you'll need.

msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx

And if you want to start from the "basics" I suggest learning about low-level programming then work on building the basic fundamentals of "programming". An "easier" way to do this would be ROM hacking, perhaps working with MIPS(Microprocessor without Interlocked Pipeline Stages) R4300i, N64. There is a lot of rom hacking documentation all across the web, as well as other documentation for general computer programming.

Just answer his question... Jesus.

Check out TheNewBoston, I haven't learned VB from them but their C# tutorial was very informative and had 130+ videos

I would suggest C# to you since it'll be way easier to transition over to C++ and be able to use PhP better

VB: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM3zB3QWuv8
C#: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_9lfHjYtVg

Nyan~

[evilivid]

Yeah I know that but I need instructions in video format. And also I did know a lot, and do you know you can forget things after years of not using the language?

Video format will not help you. If you lack the common knowledge to properly use Visual Studio or whatever it is then perhaps it will but having a video of someone write out a code they already know will not help you. Visual Basic is really nice because everything is explained and what isn't understood can be found in elaboration with examples on the site I posted above. As for general fundamental usage of Visual Basic, such as arguments, declartions, parameters and stuff that's all common knowledge and for absolute begginers who never even seen a programming code before to learn these things I suggest referecing the URL i posted above. Like I said before, It literally has everything.

[+One]

Just answer his question... Jesus.

Check out TheNewBoston, I haven't learned VB from them but their C# tutorial was very informative and had 130+ videos

I would suggest C# to you since it'll be way easier to transition over to C++ and be able to use PhP better

VB: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mM3zB3QWuv8
C#: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_9lfHjYtVg

Nyan~

Thank you, this was exactly what I was asking about. Cheers

[Prudent]

if you have forgotten vb.net then this site will remind you the most of it, not in very depth but good if you want to get started again
http://howtostartprogramming.com/vb-net/

[Moon Rock]

if you have forgotten vb.net then this site will remind you the most of it, not in very depth but good if you want to get started again
http://howtostartprogramming.com/vb-net/

Yes OP, I did all of their tutorials and I had a basic knowledge of vb.net and it was pretty easy just follow along.

[t3cho]

I learned from this guy

https://www.youtube.com/user/ProgrammingKnowledge

[xVipX]

vb france is the best after book beliv me the book is the best

[Smok3y]

Teach me computer @ YT offer great tutorials for most coding languages, check him out :)

[Trebax.]

I always offer free VB.Net tutoring, add my skype: seriouspranker

[Insaner]

Buy a book like starting with visual basic 2010, I'm in a class for VB atm and it's quite good. That combined with some tasks found online should be good.