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Today, Visual Basic .NET is a cutting-edge, object-oriented language that runs inside of a state-of-the-art environment. It is feature-rich and designed to take advantage of the latest developments in object-oriented programming. Writing software and building components has never been easier. Visual Basic .NET is a fully object-oriented programming language, which means it supports the four basic tenets of object-oriented programming: abstraction, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism. We have already conceptualized many of these object-oriented concepts by just looking at the objects that surround us in our everyday lives. Let’s look more closely at these terms and see what they actually mean and what they do for developers of object-oriented software. Distributed computing using open Internet standards and protocols such as HTTP, XML, and SOAP
• Enterprise services such as object pooling, messaging, security, and transactions • An infrastructure that simplifies the development of reusable cross-language compatible components that can be deployed over the Internet • Simplified web development using open standards • Full language integration that make it possible to inherit from classes, catch exceptions, and debug across different languages.
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