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[shivam]

I want to know how to run a Console Program in VB Like JAVA..What is the Default Folder in vb like jdk/bin in JAVA and how to set the Environment Path in vb ??

Please Help..!!!!

Example Code:

Imports System
Module Module1
Sub Main()
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!")
End Sub
End Module

[CommittedC0der]

Well I assume you have Visual Studio, so just create a new VB project, and when it comes up asking you what to name your program change the project type from winForms, to console.
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Good luck ~ Committed.

[shivam]

Yeah Definitely this is an option to run the Console VB Program.. But i don't want to use the Framework of Visual Studio. I just Like To use it as a JAVA Program. Simply Write in a Notepad Save it as Example.vb and run from Console cmd...

[CommittedC0der]

Why would you want to use notepad to edit code? Anyway im not sure how you would do that, I dont see anything on Google saying how.
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[shivam]

I am Reading a Book and it says that we can also run a program of vb using notepad and cmd..So i tried to do so :c-cool:well its better that i stay on the Visual Studio 2010:c-smile:

Well Thanx for advice:c-smile:

[Alexander]

Visual studio has a command line compiler, you can read about it here: How to: Invoke the Command-Line Compiler

I would recommend you get a proper IDE (Geany for example) and set it up so the compiler option uses vbc.exe automatically to aid in the process of building, doing it by command line manually is counterproductive.

[shivam]

Visual studio has a command line compiler, you can read about it here: How to: Invoke the Command-Line Compiler

I would recommend you get a proper IDE (Geany for example) and set it up so the compiler option uses vbc.exe automatically to aid in the process of building, doing it by command line manually is counterproductive.

This is what i am looking for.. thanks a ton Alexander..