Visual Basic

[Astronouth7303]

If you look at my code, I use variables for storing values and controls to display them. You could use the controls for storing values (VB handles conversions). But this introduces errors (possibly).

[Astronouth7303]

I just found something out about VB: it's predictable! lol

my brother (Bro) has been doing VC++ for a few months and has totally forgoten how to use VB, and I'm helping him make a control (Or: telling him he has to use "Not A" instead of "!A")

[Ryan M.]

Originally Posted by Astronouth7303

If you look at my code, I use variables for storing values and controls to display them. You could use the controls for storing values (VB handles conversions). But this introduces errors (possibly).

Hardly any (hopefully none) professional programmers would do this. Not only do you introduce the possiblity of introducing errors, it is less clean and violates a lot of principles of programming, such as information hiding.

P.S. VB gives me shivers. Go Java and C++.