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How to create your own software?


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I am interested in learning how to make software and websites and if successful I will launch my business. So guys... please kindly provide me advices on how I can obtain this knowledge!

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If you want to make software for Microsoft Windows, I'd suggest you try Visual Studio Express. You can download free tools to developer for the web, for Windows Phone or to developer Windows applications.

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I went to the Visual Studio 2010 Express site but there are several versions. Which one should I install? All?

1) Visual Basic 2010 Express

2) Visual C# 2010 Express

3) Visual C++ 2010 Express

4) Visual Web Developer 2010 Express

5) All - Offline Install ISO image file

6) Windows Phone Developer Tools

7) Microsoft Captions Language Interface Pack

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I went to the Visual Studio 2010 Express site but there are several versions. Which one should I install? All?

1) Visual Basic 2010 Express

2) Visual C# 2010 Express

3) Visual C++ 2010 Express

4) Visual Web Developer 2010 Express

5) All - Offline Install ISO image file

6) Windows Phone Developer Tools

7) Microsoft Captions Language Interface Pack

It depends on what you want to develop and in which language. You have to try them to see what language suits you the best. Good luck!

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VB (Visual Basic) Is the most english like in my opinion. It all depends on preference. VB is very straight forward ie:

Dim i as integer

i = 10

If i = 10 then

MessageBox.Show("It's 10!") 'Or msgbox if it is vb6

end if

However.. I prefer C# which is like

int i = 10;

if (i == 10)

MessageBox.Show("It is 10!");

For starters.. go with Vb it is WAY WAY easier to debug as you literally talk your way through the code.

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