yawningdog
11-08-2002, 11:40 PM
What is the significance of the term "visual" as applied to languages. (Visual C++, Visual Fox Pro, Visual Basic, etc.)
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Dun'kalis
11-08-2002, 11:59 PM
Visual * is not a language. Its MS' development environment and compiler. Visual C++ is a C++ compiler, and Visual Basic is a MS language that is slow and cumbersome.
mnsharif
11-09-2002, 04:20 AM
yeah u r right Dun'kalis!!!!
but there is another point!!
when MS thinks, they should spell out some new product they use this VISUAL phenomenon without even thinking of any analagy between nonVisual and Visual products. Take an example, compare Basic and Visual Basic
:p :p
but there is another point!!
when MS thinks, they should spell out some new product they use this VISUAL phenomenon without even thinking of any analagy between nonVisual and Visual products. Take an example, compare Basic and Visual Basic
:p :p
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