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Overview and History (VB.Net and Access VBA Cross Reference Guide)

By Mike Prestwood

VB.Net versus Access VBA: A side by side comparison between VB.Net and Access VBA.

 
Tool Basics
 

Developer environment basics such as common file extensions, common keyboard shortcuts, etc.

Overview and History

[Other Languages] 
VB.Net: 

Language Overview: VB.Net is an OOP language (no global functions or variables). You code using a fully OOP approach (everything is in a class).

Target Platforms: VB.Net is most suitable for creating .Net Framework applications. This includes desktop business application using WinForms and websites using WebForms.

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Access VBA: 

Language Overview: Class-based language. Although you can create classes, Access VBA is not fully OOP. It is a traditional language with a few OOP extensions. You code in a traditional approach using functions, procedures, and global data, and you can make use of simple classes to help organize your reusable code.

Target Platforms: Microsoft Access is most suitable for creating business desktop applications that run within Microsoft Access for Windows.

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