Does all Java languages use the same commands? and\nDoes all c++ languages use the same commands?\nWhere can Find free really good VB.NET tutorial?
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Firstly there's only one java language, which is written with several interfaces, but the java compiler is the same. \nThe syntax in Java is pretty much the same as in C++. The only thing is that Java is fully object oriented while C++ is only partially. Which means that if you write Java code, you have to declare classes, while C++ can run C codes which aren't object orinted, so you can write programs without classes. For VB tutorials try: \nhttp://www.programmingtutorials.com/vbnet.aspx
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No, Visual Basic is a completely seperate entity from Flash, they are not even really the same kind of program, although you can make something in VB that looks like it came from Flash, altho it would require a lot more work and use of things like the API and DirectX and the like for the graphical prowess.\nBut as for just making a Flash with VB? That's like making a fruit salad from a cow. Sorry.
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Have projects in VB.NET become obsolete?\n\nJust reading books can help improve grammar. Or you can just go to the thrift shop and pick up an old English book. As a general rule of thumb, if it sounds wrong it is. But with all the slang we use today, thats not always correct. I dont know of any websites to help you.
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First one is that the Language is Object Oriented or not .\nThe Object oriented programming languages (e.g. C++ , JAVA , .NET Languages ) are more powerful than the other programming languages and It's easy to code at the same time.\nThe second one I guess that is that language is Platform\nindependent or not . If it is platform independent then you\ncan make a choice on Operating Systems .
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Visual C++ is an editor for C++.  It uses all the standard C++ commands, etc.  MS just provides you with a nice graphic environment and some extra that make it easier to program in and for the Windows environment.  A C++ language tutorial will be useful for Visual C++ also.
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this is more of a google question\n\nhttp://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=java+vs+c%23&meta=
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If you know C++ or Java (which have simular syntax) than these are best because they would compile to smaller code and run quicker (less steps to compile down to machine code). The only draw back is that it is more difficult syntax to VB, although it is the best option for more advanced programming.\n\nVisual Basic is popular because the syntax is simple, although it isn't fully object oriented. Although it does make use of objects, it does not allow the user to create their own classes, or modify others (polymorphism). Although VB.NET and later versions is fully object oriented, don't know as much about that. It also runs slower than C++ because of the processes it has to go through to get down to machine code. If you don't know what object oriented programming is, a good overview can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Object_oriented\n\nYou could imagine that developing an application is like building a house. Both languages can be used to achieve the same task, although building it with VB is like using bigger bricks. It would be quicker and easier to build, but you wouldn't have has much flexibility as you would with smaller bricks (e.g. in this analogy, using C++).\n\nDelphi is also a fully object oriented language and also very powerful. It has the same syntax as Pascal (which was a popular teaching language years ago and supported object orientation in later versions). Delphi is basically a modern GUI version of that.
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VB is greatly used for online applications. For instance...  ASP / ASP.NET users use VB / VB.NET to do it in.\n\nMost websites if not all ASP/ASP.NET use Visual Basic :)
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I am assuming C++ is ok?\n------------------------------\n#include <iostream>\nusing namespace std;\n\nint main(){\nint startVal, endVal, incr;\ncout << "Enter an Integer Start Value: ";\ncin >> startVal;\ncout << "Enter an Integer End Value: ";\ncin >> endVal;\ncout << "Enter a positive Integer increment: ";\ncin >> incr;\n\nwhile (incr < 0) { \ncout << "Negative value entered, &#92;nPlease enter a positive value: ";\ncin >> incr;\n}\n\ncout << "Celsius | Fahrenheit" << endl;\ncout << "--------------------" << endl;\n\nfor(int i = startVal; i < endVal; i += incr){\ncout << "  " << i << "   |   " << ((5.0/9.0) * (i - 32.0)) << endl;\n}\n\nreturn 0;\n}\n\n---------------------\nI didnt compile this but I am quite sure its all correct.  This is a rather simple piece of code but a good introdution to programming.  I really hope I didnt just do you homework for you.   Hope this helps.
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Java is a programming language for computers. Based on C++ it is a highly OOL (Object Oriented Language).\n\nIt allows developers to create programs you use every day... from calculators to advanced image editors to word processors.\n\nUnlike many other languages, Java is cross-platform. This means that the same code will work on a Windows machine, a Macintosh, or Linux/UNIX.\n\nThe first link below goes to Sun's Java developer site with information and documentation on the Java programming language.\nThe second is a website based on Java technology. There are programs and applets, created using Java, that you can use. There are plenty of games for you to try.\n\nAn example of a large program written in Java is OpenOffice. OpenOffice is a free, open-source alternative to Microsoft's Windows Office suite. OpenOffice is written in Java.\nThe third link leads to the OpenOffice website.
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There is no "best" programming language.\n\nFor every programming task, there are languages that make it easier to write, and languages that make it difficult to write.\n\nFor example, some people think Java is the best language for everything. But, since Java doesn't have pointers, there's a whole class of programs that you can't write using Java.\n\nThere are programs that I can write in 5 lines of Perl that take 100 lines of C++, but I wouldn't want to write even a simple Window program using Perl.\n\nYou look at the problem you are trying to solve, consider the merits of each language, and pick the one that will give you correct solution with the least effort.
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well truthfully it all boils down to assembler all computers use it. However most modern operating system are designed with C++ so it is a pretty strong language to learn. During my schooling I used a lot of MIPS which is a version of assembler and also lots of C++. Today in the Cooperate world I use mainly C++. Sometimes C# or variations of java. But I do recommend concentrating on C++.
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Java is a cross platform programming language. This means that a program written in Java can run on UNIX, Mac, Windows, Linux, etc, without any modification whatsoever.\n\nJava is also totally free.\n\nJ# is Microsofts attempt to somehow copy Java. J# will run on windows and ONLY windows.
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Visual C++ is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment), using it one can develop applications for Windows using C or C++ programming languages.\nWhen you use Visual C++ you end up using the C++ language, and you need to learn the language itself to become able to develop any application that is not too simple to be useful.\nVisual C++ as an IDE uses the Microsoft C/C++ compiler "cl" which is Standard C++ compliant as long as you don't use any Microsoft specific extensions especially the .NET extensions of the C++ language. This means that you can write code that can be compiled successfully using Visual C++ and some other C++ compiler like "gnu gcc".\nVisual C++ may make you life easier and helps you write code faster. As an IDE it is excellent indeed.\nThe question which is easier is not actually a valid one for as it should be clear the two things are different kinds of animals. You may ask which is easier to use if you compare Visual C++ to some other IDE like Borland's C++ Builder or like Dev-C++.\nYou can also ask which is easier to learn if you compare C++ to some other language like C#, Java, or C. Interestingly, the syntax for all these languages are similar as they all derive from C. If you measure by how much keywords and language constructs you need to learn C will be the easiest of them all, it has some 30 keywords as a whole and few constructs to learn.\nMy advice to you is separate the tool from the language if you mean to do serious programming. Programming languages are compared in terms of power, efficiency, scalability, and then ease of usage. If you are new to the field of programming learn a powerful language C or C++ first. This makes learning any other language a snap. When you have a specific project to work on you will be able to choose the language, and the tool most suitable for this project.  \nIn the sources a link to where you can download Visual C++ express edition. It is free and it is an excellent tool to help you learn C++.
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The language itself is capable of more than Visual Basic 6 and the development environment is improved greatly.\n\nApplications developed with Visual Basic .NET (2005 Express) use the .NET framework, so there is still a run-time that needs to be installed on the client machines.  (Although updates for Windows XP and Windows Vista will have these.\n\nOut of the box, you can use Visual Basic .NET to create console applications, class libraries and Windows forms applications.  While there is not a project template for VB.NET Windows services, you can still create them.\n\nVB.NET can still use 3rd party dynamic link libraries (DLLs) and COM/ActiveX controls and components.  You do have to download a separate 'Express' product to use Visual Basic .NET for Web development.\n\nOf course, the best thing about Visual Basic 2005 Express is that you can download it for *free*.  I've included the link below.
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Java is also a programming language like VB, VB.Net, C, C++. So you can make any applications like MS-Word, Excel, Power-Point in Java. The main advantage of java applications is they are platform independant. Means you can run them on any operating systems. MS-Word, Excel etc can run only on Windows OS. But Java Applications are sligtly slower then the application developed on Microsoft Platform like VB.Net, VB etc.\n\nBut to make an operating system you cannot use Java. Because Java is made for application programming not for system programming. For operating Systems you need lot of System Programming. C and C++ are the best language for system programming. So, to develop Operating Systems C, C++ are widely used. But only C and C++ are still not enough to make an OS. You also need Assembly Level programming but Java cannot be used to develop an OS.\n\nAJAX stands for Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. It can be used for online applications. GMail and Google Pages uses AJAX. Now AJAX is also used in Beta version of Yahoo Mail.\n\nTo know about AJAX, you have to understand the general procedure of web pages.\n\nConsider a web page containing a form which accepts the data of user information like first name, last name, address etc. and store it to the database and then after display a message like "Thank you for submitting your information..."\n\nNow you fill up the data and click on the submit button. Now the following procedure occurs\n\n1) Your data is sent to the web server.\n2) Data is stored in the database.\n3) After data is stored, web server gives back a web page containing a message like "Thank you for submitting your information..."\n4) Your web browser accepts the response from web server and display the page.\n\nHere, after clicking on submit button you have to wait until the data is stored and a new page is displayed.\n\nBut consider the example of Google Pages. In google pages during saving your page, the page is not refreshed. You can keep your editing page while your page is being saved. This happens because of AJAX.\n\nWith AJAX you can receive and send data from web server without refreshing the whole page.\n\nTo learn about AJAX, follow the link\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/ajax/default.asp\n\nThis can give you a basic idea of AJAX.
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language should have never been used for specifying JS vs VB or setting versions.\n\ntype is correct... language worked, but does not validate and is just OLD!