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SAMPLE INTRODUCTION: “COMPARISON AND CONTRAST OF OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING BETWEEN VISUAL BASIC 6.0 AND JAVA NETBEANS.”
Introduction
Programmers have undergone a major change in many years of programming various machines. In order a programmer to do a well done application they used different programming languages such as Visual Basic, C++, Java, and many more. When you are a beginner programmer you may find programming difficult because you don’t have enough knowledge in programming languages but if you learn this thing you may find it easy.
The study seeks to experiment the comparison and contrast between two programming languages in terms of Object Oriented Programming. The two programming languages are Visual Basic 6.0 and JAVA (NetBeans). Programming language has different capabilities when it comes to object oriented programming but most programming languages today is more on object oriented basis because they find it easier. Visual Basic and JAVA (Netbeans) are two of the most commonly used programming languages in the industry today and studying their differences in terms of object oriented programming will help us choose which of the is more applicable to use when doing an object oriented program.
One characteristic of JAVA is portability, which means that computer programs written in the java language must run similarly on any supported hardware/operating system flat form.