| Modules |
| A module is a set of functions and a set of data members.Code in Visual Basic is stored in the form of Modules. Collection of general procedures, variable declarations, and constant definitions used by application is known as module. |
| Mainly Visual Basic supports 3 types of modules: |
| (1) Form module |
| (2) Standard Module |
| (3) Class Module |
| Form module |
| Form modules provide the user interface to the application. They contain controls and properties of the forms. They have the extension .FRM. |
| Their declaration is private by default, therefore each form has a single form module associated with it. |
| Standard Module |
| As we go further in developing the application than there may be common code for execution of several form. |
| For avoiding the duplication of code, a separate module containing the code is implemented. |
| This is called as standard module. A standard module (.BAS) contains only code. It contains extension .BAS. |
| Class Module |
| A class module (.CLS) is used to create objects (forms etc.). It can be called from procedures within your application. |
| Class modules (.CLS filename Extension) are writing code in class modules can create the building blocks of object oriented programming in Visual Basic.New objects. |
| Each module contains different elements, these are: |
| Declaration |
| It includes constant and procedures. |
| Procedures |
| Sub function or property procedures that contain pieces of code that can be executed as a unit. It avoids code repetition. |
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Modules
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