Moving to VB.NET: Strategies, Concepts, and Code

You'vE PROBABLY BEEN HEARING ABOUT Microsoft's .NET Framework and the new features ofVisual Basic.NET. Perhaps you've read articles about it in magazines. Perhaps you've read promotional material from Microsoft. Perhaps you've even played with one ofthe beta versions. Regardless of howyou've learned about it, you're probably feeling a bit over­ whelmed. It's such a massive change both in language and approach that it's difficult to sort out the reality from the marketing and difficult to decide