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  1. 09-09-2009, 12:30 PM #1
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    Is Visual Basics similar to PHP?
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    Nope, completely different. PHP is a language for the web, visual basic creates desktop apps (I'm sure someone will correct me ). The syntax is also massively different


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    If you are considering learning Visual Basic i'd seriously discourage you from doing so. For a desktop programming language i'd recommend C++ which also shares a very similar syntax to PHP (Mainly because PHP inherited its syntax from C++ ).
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    Ok I justed noticed the if and elseif (wateva) in it
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