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Visual Basic 6.0 (VB6) remains a popular tool for learning the fundamentals of event-driven programming and GUI design. Practical exercises typically focus on building Windows-based applications using forms, controls, and basic logic.

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• Ex 01: Create a form that displays “Hello, VB6” in a label when a command button is clicked.
• Ex 02: Add two text boxes and a button. When clicked, concatenate the text and show it in a third text box.
• Ex 03: Use a spin control (UpDown) to increment/decrement a number in a label.
• Ex 04: Change the background color of a form using three option buttons (Red, Green, Blue).
• Ex 05: Write code that shows or hides a second form using Form2.Show and Form2.Hide.
• Ex 06: Use InputBox to ask the user’s name and display a greeting in a MsgBox.
• Ex 07: Create a simple calculator (+, -, *, /) using four buttons and two text boxes.
• Ex 08: Handle the Form_Load event to set default values (e.g., text box cleared, button enabled).
• Ex 09: Use a timer control to create a digital clock (hh:mm:ss) that updates every second.
• Ex 10: Arrange controls using the Move method and understand the Twips measurement unit.

• Error messages: Check error messages carefully to identify the source and cause of the error.
• Syntax errors: Check your code for syntax errors, such as missing or mismatched brackets, parentheses, or quotes.

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Hands-on learning for beginners and intermediate programmers

Focus: Conditional logic, Comparison operators

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