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Version Reviewing: 6.0
"Still using it!"
Summary:
Great tool, part getting harder to deploy under Windows 8 - 10.
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Version Reviewing: 6.0
"Dependable workhorse"
Summary:
Visual Basic 6.0 is a classic. It's a tool for advanced programmers and Windows gurus.
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Version Reviewing: 6
"Good tool for programmers"
Summary:
It is a very good development tool for programmers.
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Version Reviewing: 6.0
"Quickest tool to create Windows Based applications"
Summary:
Very simple development tool for both beginners and advanced programmers.
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Version Reviewing: 6.0
"exelent performance"
Summary:
It´s really good, has a very good performance
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Version Reviewing: 6.0
"worth enough"
Summary:
good performance
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Version Reviewing: 6.0
"This dated development system from Microsoft is nevertheless still used by many developers."
Summary:
Microsoft Visual Basic 6 was a popular RAD environment from the late 90s. At one time it was the most popular programming language in the world, with an estimated 3 million developers. While usage has greatly declined in recent years, a 2010 MSDN Flash survey of UK companies known to use it in the past showed that its user base is still rather large and stable. Though VB6's intrinsic capabilities are extremely limited in comparison to modern development environments, its extremely tight integration with a large 3rd party plugin ecosystem greatly increases its viability as a legacy environment.
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What does this code do?
public class Demo { public void method1() { synchronized (String.class) { System.out.println("on String.class object"); synchronized (Integer.class) { System.out.println("on Integer.class object"); } } }
Programming Language: Java