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Wow, I'm writing another tutorial for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. I hope that this tutorial will help like all my others did. In this tutorial, I will attempt to explain how to prevent bugs before they occur. How, you may ask? Well, I will explain to you bug preventing techniques like using Option Explicit, applying the KISS and SMILE principles, taking advantage of Object-Oriented Programming, using Comments and Coding Conventions, and following Coding Conventions by using Variable and Routine names and avoiding certain statements. I will also throw in what I call the Ten Commandments of being a Lazy Programmer. Is being a 'Lazy Programmer' good? Well, yes it is and you'll find that out soon enough! Maybe some of you are already 'Lazy Programmers'. So, without further eddo, lets begin!

Wow, I'm writing another tutorial for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. I hope that this tutorial will help like all my others did. In this tutorial, I will attempt to explain how to prevent bugs before they occur. How, you may ask? Well, I will explain to you bug preventing techniques like using Option Explicit, applying the KISS and SMILE principles, taking advantage of Object-Oriented Programming, using Comments and Coding Conventions, and following Coding Conventions by using Variable and Routine names and avoiding certain statements. I will also throw in what I call the Ten Commandments of being a Lazy Programmer. Is being a 'Lazy Programmer' good? Well, yes it is and you'll find that out soon enough! Maybe some of you are already 'Lazy Programmers'. So, without further eddo, lets begin!

This creates a console window through API. This is very basic, but it teaches you the basics about calling/creating a console through API. Well first: 1.) Create an exe 2.) Delete Form1 3.) Add a Module (NOT a Class Module) 4.) Insert the code below into the module 5.) Run the program and a console window should come up I didn't document this very well because it is very basic concerning API. Feel free to use this code in your programs and also feel free to add on to this.

When naming a control, it is recomended that you start the name with a three-letter prefix that helps you identify what kind of control you are referencing. For example, a form should be called frm1 instead of Form1. Also I've included one piece of code that everyone should include in their projects.

When naming a control, it is recomended that you start the name with a three-letter prefix that helps you identify what kind of control you are referencing. For example, a form should be called frm1 instead of Form1. Also I've included one piece of code that everyone should include in their projects.

This creates a console window through API. This is very basic, but it teaches you the basics about calling/creating a console through API. Well first: 1.) Create an exe 2.) Delete Form1 3.) Add a Module (NOT a Class Module) 4.) Insert the code below into the module 5.) Run the program and a console window should come up I didn't document this very well because it is very basic concerning API. Feel free to use this code in your programs and also feel free to add on to this.

Wow, I'm writing another tutorial for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. I hope that this tutorial will help like all my others did. In this tutorial, I will attempt to explain how to prevent bugs before they occur. How, you may ask? Well, I will explain to you bug preventing techniques like using Option Explicit, applying the KISS and SMILE principles, taking advantage of Object-Oriented Programming, using Comments and Coding Conventions, and following Coding Conventions by using Variable and Routine names and avoiding certain statements. I will also throw in what I call the Ten Commandments of being a Lazy Programmer. Is being a 'Lazy Programmer' good? Well, yes it is and you'll find that out soon enough! Maybe some of you are already 'Lazy Programmers'. So, without further eddo, lets begin!

When naming a control, it is recomended that you start the name with a three-letter prefix that helps you identify what kind of control you are referencing. For example, a form should be called frm1 instead of Form1. Also I've included one piece of code that everyone should include in their projects.

This creates a console window through API. This is very basic, but it teaches you the basics about calling/creating a console through API. Well first: 1.) Create an exe 2.) Delete Form1 3.) Add a Module (NOT a Class Module) 4.) Insert the code below into the module 5.) Run the program and a console window should come up I didn't document this very well because it is very basic concerning API. Feel free to use this code in your programs and also feel free to add on to this.

Wow, I'm writing another tutorial for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. I hope that this tutorial will help like all my others did. In this tutorial, I will attempt to explain how to prevent bugs before they occur. How, you may ask? Well, I will explain to you bug preventing techniques like using Option Explicit, applying the KISS and SMILE principles, taking advantage of Object-Oriented Programming, using Comments and Coding Conventions, and following Coding Conventions by using Variable and Routine names and avoiding certain statements. I will also throw in what I call the Ten Commandments of being a Lazy Programmer. Is being a 'Lazy Programmer' good? Well, yes it is and you'll find that out soon enough! Maybe some of you are already 'Lazy Programmers'. So, without further eddo, lets begin!

This creates a console window through API. This is very basic, but it teaches you the basics about calling/creating a console through API. Well first: 1.) Create an exe 2.) Delete Form1 3.) Add a Module (NOT a Class Module) 4.) Insert the code below into the module 5.) Run the program and a console window should come up I didn't document this very well because it is very basic concerning API. Feel free to use this code in your programs and also feel free to add on to this.

Wow, I'm writing another tutorial for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. I hope that this tutorial will help like all my others did. In this tutorial, I will attempt to explain how to prevent bugs before they occur. How, you may ask? Well, I will explain to you bug preventing techniques like using Option Explicit, applying the KISS and SMILE principles, taking advantage of Object-Oriented Programming, using Comments and Coding Conventions, and following Coding Conventions by using Variable and Routine names and avoiding certain statements. I will also throw in what I call the Ten Commandments of being a Lazy Programmer. Is being a 'Lazy Programmer' good? Well, yes it is and you'll find that out soon enough! Maybe some of you are already 'Lazy Programmers'. So, without further eddo, lets begin!

When naming a control, it is recomended that you start the name with a three-letter prefix that helps you identify what kind of control you are referencing. For example, a form should be called frm1 instead of Form1. Also I've included one piece of code that everyone should include in their projects.

This creates a console window through API. This is very basic, but it teaches you the basics about calling/creating a console through API. Well first: 1.) Create an exe 2.) Delete Form1 3.) Add a Module (NOT a Class Module) 4.) Insert the code below into the module 5.) Run the program and a console window should come up I didn't document this very well because it is very basic concerning API. Feel free to use this code in your programs and also feel free to add on to this.

Wow, I'm writing another tutorial for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. I hope that this tutorial will help like all my others did. In this tutorial, I will attempt to explain how to prevent bugs before they occur. How, you may ask? Well, I will explain to you bug preventing techniques like using Option Explicit, applying the KISS and SMILE principles, taking advantage of Object-Oriented Programming, using Comments and Coding Conventions, and following Coding Conventions by using Variable and Routine names and avoiding certain statements. I will also throw in what I call the Ten Commandments of being a Lazy Programmer. Is being a 'Lazy Programmer' good? Well, yes it is and you'll find that out soon enough! Maybe some of you are already 'Lazy Programmers'. So, without further eddo, lets begin!

When naming a control, it is recomended that you start the name with a three-letter prefix that helps you identify what kind of control you are referencing. For example, a form should be called frm1 instead of Form1. Also I've included one piece of code that everyone should include in their projects.

This creates a console window through API. This is very basic, but it teaches you the basics about calling/creating a console through API. Well first: 1.) Create an exe 2.) Delete Form1 3.) Add a Module (NOT a Class Module) 4.) Insert the code below into the module 5.) Run the program and a console window should come up I didn't document this very well because it is very basic concerning API. Feel free to use this code in your programs and also feel free to add on to this.

Wow, I'm writing another tutorial for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced. I hope that this tutorial will help like all my others did. In this tutorial, I will attempt to explain how to prevent bugs before they occur. How, you may ask? Well, I will explain to you bug preventing techniques like using Option Explicit, applying the KISS and SMILE principles, taking advantage of Object-Oriented Programming, using Comments and Coding Conventions, and following Coding Conventions by using Variable and Routine names and avoiding certain statements. I will also throw in what I call the Ten Commandments of being a Lazy Programmer. Is being a 'Lazy Programmer' good? Well, yes it is and you'll find that out soon enough! Maybe some of you are already 'Lazy Programmers'. So, without further eddo, lets begin!

When naming a control, it is recomended that you start the name with a three-letter prefix that helps you identify what kind of control you are referencing. For example, a form should be called frm1 instead of Form1. Also I've included one piece of code that everyone should include in their projects.

This creates a console window through API. This is very basic, but it teaches you the basics about calling/creating a console through API. Well first: 1.) Create an exe 2.) Delete Form1 3.) Add a Module (NOT a Class Module) 4.) Insert the code below into the module 5.) Run the program and a console window should come up I didn't document this very well because it is very basic concerning API. Feel free to use this code in your programs and also feel free to add on to this.