This document provides an introduction to Visual Basic 6.0 by describing its key components and features. It outlines the history of Visual Basic and how it evolved as a programming language. It then explains the main elements of the Visual Basic integrated development environment (IDE) playground, including the title bar, menu bar, toolbar, form window, toolbox, project explorer window, properties window, and form layout window. It also briefly mentions Visual Basic projects, object-oriented programming concepts, and concludes by thanking the reader.

1. Introduction to
Visual Basic 6.0
BY :- Manav khandelwal
To :- Rakesh Sir

2. Content
• Front page Form Window
• Content Toolbox
• History Project Explorer Window
• Introduction Properties Window
• IDE playground Form Layout Window
• Title Bar Tool in Toolbox
• Menu bar Visual Basic Project
• Tool bar OOPS
• Thank you

3. History
• VB 1.0 was introduced in 1991.
The drag and drop design for
creating the user interface is
derived from a prototype form
generator developed by Alan
Cooper and his company
called Tripod.

4. Introduction
• Visual Basic is a programing language.
• It’s a high-level programing language that
provides Graphical User Interface (GUI) for
designing and developing application as per
user requirement.

5. IDE Playground
• An integrated development environment
refers to the programming environment that
has been stacked consisting of code editor,
compiler, debugger and also GUI builder.
• The integrated development environment
works as interface in Visual Basic 6.0.
• Some components make an IDE Playground.
The components are as follows:-

6. Title bar
• The Title Bar appears at the top end of Visual
Basic Application Window.
• It displays the name of the Project.
• The by default First project is named as
Project1.

7. Menu Bar
• The menu bar provides you
menus and submenus populated
with standard commands which
are useful in working with Visual
basic project.

8. Toolbar
• The toolbar is Visual basic refers
to the buttons which are used to
perform frequently, used task,
such as Save Projects, Open
projects, etc.

9. Form Window
• The form window is known as
the prime components of
Visual Basic application and
hence it is known as the “basic
building block”
for creating the applications.

10. Toolbox
• The toolbox contains icons of
different controls such as Labels,
command Buttons, etc.
• These tools are used to create an
interface while working with
Forms.

11. Project Explorer Window
• The Project Explorer Windows
contains various elements, such
ass Form, class and modules.
• The windows displays all the
components created in the
current project.

12. Properties Windows
• The Properties Windows displays
the various properties for various
components.
• This windows is only available in
the design mode.

13. Form Layout Windows
• The Form Layout Window is
used to locate the position of a
Form with respect to the
display area of the screen
during runtime.

14. Tools in Toolbox

15. Visual Basic Project
• The Visual Basic Project refers to the
repository where code modules and
Form are saved collectively.
• The project file extension (.vbp)
describes the Project as a whole,
naming the individual files that are a
part of the project

16. OOPS
• Full form of OOPS is Object Oriented
programming System.
• OOPS refers to the concept of
programming in a graphical
environment where
• the modules are classified as an
object

17. Thank
you