VB.NET Programming Compiler 2.6.1

Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) is a programming language based on the .NET Framework, introduced by Microsoft in 2002 as an evolution of the original Visual Basic. Alongside Visual C#, VB.NET is one of the primary languages tailored for the .NET ecosystem.

Key Features:

• Facilitates program compilation and execution.
• Provides options to view program output and detailed error information.
• Offers a powerful source code editor with syntax highlighting, bracket completion, and line numbering functionalities.
• Supports opening, saving, importing, and sharing VB.NET files.
• Allows customization of the editor to suit individual preferences.

Limitations:

• Compilation process necessitates an active internet connection.
• Programs are restricted to a maximum run-time of 20 seconds.
• Certain file system, network, and graphics operations might have limited capabilities.
• Primarily designed for batch compilation; interactive programs are not compatible. For interactive elements like input prompts, users need to enter input in the designated tab prior to compilation.