Does VB support object-oriented concepts? Explain..
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Answer / srinivas
VB supports only Abstraction(upto some extent),
Encapsulation it doesn't support Polymophism & Inheritence
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Answer / rakesh parte
vb is object driven language but ii is not completly object
oriented language.means in this we can create object of
class.but can't inherite one class property in other class.
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Answer / ujjwal gedam
yes, VB Can be called as objected oriented to some extends,
it provides the concept of class but inheridance and
polymor concept in not available
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