Nihilus wrote On your computer is a good place to start.

Any one that isn't a smart a**

It all depends on your preference of learning. I'm not very good at learning from tutorials, so I learned by looking at sources of other programs and making my own things from them.

Just remember that copy and pasting code from sources doesn't help you. You should try writing your own code as much as possible, and only use the sources to learn how things work.

There are also plenty of tutorials on Google and YouTube, if you prefer to learn that way.

I'd recommend finding someone who is good at VB and asking to have some of their projects, then going over the code.
If you didn't know, the code is damn easy to understand

SPEED wrote It all depends on your preference of learning. I'm not very good at learning from tutorials, so I learned by looking at sources of other programs and making my own things from them.

Just remember that copy and pasting code from sources doesn't help you. You should try writing your own code as much as possible, and only use the sources to learn how things work.

There are also plenty of tutorials on Google and YouTube, if you prefer to learn that way.

I suck at YouTube tuts. They get boring and I get focused on something completely different. May I ask if you can teach me? Sorry for the leech

Ok serious answer, why do you want to learn visual basic? learn something better, I will teach you if you want. PM me.

Forecast wrote

SPEED wrote It all depends on your preference of learning. I'm not very good at learning from tutorials, so I learned by looking at sources of other programs and making my own things from them.

Just remember that copy and pasting code from sources doesn't help you. You should try writing your own code as much as possible, and only use the sources to learn how things work.

There are also plenty of tutorials on Google and YouTube, if you prefer to learn that way.

I suck at YouTube tuts. They get boring and I get focused on something completely different. May I ask if you can teach me? Sorry for the leech

To be honest, I don't think you want to learn from anyone here, including myself. I doubt that most people follow ANSI standards, or any other system really. Which is really required for professional programming. Just learn the basic syntax of the language, get used to some of the major keywords, like New, Using, For, While, and then all the different operators. Choose a small program to make, and get started. Try thinking in terms of data types, so if you are messing around with something like text, Google or look up string functions/methods in VB.net. This will help you to understand what is actually going on. Some things not to make though: Web Browser, Chat Spammer, Email Spammer, keylogger, or anything else too advanced or useless.