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Hello people,
I am kinda new to VB.NET after finishing Web Development. I need some projects to work on to practice my skills???? Please give me easy ones.

Thanks.
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What about "Hello World"? (Note: it is not an irony)

If it is for practice you can make a lot of variants for that.

- Asking for user input and then adding it at the end like "Hello world, my name is XXX"
- Giving the input as parameter.
- Using references.
- First using only a function, then separating it to classes
- Saving the input in a file and then reading it back.
- Changing the location of that file (first in execution path and then in My_Documents for example).
- Changing the format of the file. Txt, binary, xml...
- Making the input in a Dialogbox and giving it to another one to show
- Having some options in a combobox and then showing the results in a textbox
- Changing the fonts and the colours of the sentence with some buttons
- Making a DataGrid where you give different names and then go through all cells and make combinations or permutations to give different results as output
- Reading the input from an computer and giving the answer in another one
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...

As you see, the most simple thing can be complicated as much as you can imagine. The most important thing is to start and to do it on your own. If you ask for ready-to-go solutions, then you are not going to learn so much, and the own errors are mostly the best teachers you can find.
 
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Member 10883536 21-Aug-14 4:53am    
Thanks but I have already made Hello World and is too easy. I want to make a useful software that can help people in some such way. Please tell me if you have any suggestions. Thanks anyways.
Nelek 21-Aug-14 5:12am    
:omg: Did you even read what I said? :doh:

The "hello world" is just the excuse. If it is too simple you can complicate it as much as you want. In order to make something really helpfull you'll probably need skills that are beyond your reach in this moment.
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And DON'T SHOUT. Using all capitals is considered shouting on the internet, and rude (using all lower case is considered childish). Use proper capitalization if you want to be taken seriously.
 
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