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Visual Basic is a programming language created by Microsoft that was widely used for building Windows applications and software tools. It matters historically because it made programming more accessible to non-experts through its relatively simple syntax, though it has largely been replaced by more modern programming languages today.
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Visual Basic (VB) is een reeks programmeeromgevingen en programmeertalen uitgebracht door Microsoft. Het doel van Visual Basic is de ondersteuning van het bouwen van grafische applicaties op een visuele manier, dat wil zeggen, zo veel mogelijk via directe grafische manipulatie van elementen in plaats van het expliciet invoeren van programmacode.
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