Without installing any software, we can compile and run Visual Basic (VB) program in Command Prompt of Windows 7. Step by step procedure is given below:
1. Type "Advance system settings" in windows start menu.
2. Click on "View advanced system settings"
3. System properties window will open.
4. Click on "Enviromment Variables".
5. In the "System Variables" box (lower side), first select "Path" and then click "Edit" button.
6. At the end of the "Variable value", first put a semicolon ";" (with out invited comma) and then paste the following line:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v3.5\
7. Click "Ok".
8. Now open notepad and write your first VB program.
Imports System
Module HelloVB
Sub main()
Console.Writeline("Hello World !")
Console.Write("Press any key to exit.")
Console.Read()
End Sub
End Module
9. Create a folder named "test" on desktop and then save the file as HelloVB.vb inside this folder.
10. Now go to desktop and Shift+RIght Click on the "test" folder.
11. Click on "Open command window here".
12. Command window will open inside this folder.
13. Type
vbc HelloVB.vb
and press enter.
14. Next type
HelloVB
and press enter and you can see the output as
Hello World !
1. Type "Advance system settings" in windows start menu.
2. Click on "View advanced system settings"
3. System properties window will open.
4. Click on "Enviromment Variables".
5. In the "System Variables" box (lower side), first select "Path" and then click "Edit" button.
6. At the end of the "Variable value", first put a semicolon ";" (with out invited comma) and then paste the following line:
C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v3.5\
7. Click "Ok".
8. Now open notepad and write your first VB program.
Imports System
Module HelloVB
Sub main()
Console.Writeline("Hello World !")
Console.Write("Press any key to exit.")
Console.Read()
End Sub
End Module
9. Create a folder named "test" on desktop and then save the file as HelloVB.vb inside this folder.
10. Now go to desktop and Shift+RIght Click on the "test" folder.
11. Click on "Open command window here".
12. Command window will open inside this folder.
13. Type
vbc HelloVB.vb
and press enter.
14. Next type
HelloVB
and press enter and you can see the output as
Hello World !
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