A Guide to Common Mistakes and Corrections in Visual Basic (Part 1)

Ok, you passed the area of writing a successful "Hello World, Watermellon" Visual Basic Application, and you are planning to move to a higher level, or still sticking to the current level you are working on, or you already wrote a great and advanced Application Prototype, and planning to relax while reviewing what you have writen, seeing if you can still optimized and improve the application while it is still reliable as ever. This article was written specially to improve your flow-control, what is the better if not the best way to make you application performs much better while still written in a read-coding-friendly way by guiding you on the most common mistakes in Visual Basic programmings.