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Visual Basic is a great language, if used correctly. When coding with it, you have to realise that it's a very limited language, and is prone to bugs when it becomes complex. Try and keep it simple, don't overload it with complex graphics, 3d, networking, or anything that would be devastating to someone using it if it crashed before the file could be saved (IE a spreadsheet, word processor, or anything like that). I'm not saying that it's not possible, I'm just saying that it's not recommended.
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