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yaju

State Vice-Captain
I agree that VB isn't anything compared to what C++ can do in terms of powerful features but VB.net is pretty strong enough. Also if one wants to make a good looking game without much emphasis on the match engine then she/he should use VB.
 
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Mr. P

International Vice-Captain
Do you have to pay to get Visual Basic/C++? If not which websites are they available from?
 
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yaju

State Vice-Captain
For Visual Basic yes. You can buy it from any good store or web site. Shall I name a few?

For C++ it depends upon the company. Borland Turbo C++ isn't free, Dev C++ is.
 
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