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Posted Date: 12 Jul 2006      Posted By: venumadhav      Member Level: Bronze     Points: 2   Responses: 1



Dear Sir,

I am Mr.Venumadhav, calling from hyderabad.

I always get confused in telling about the file extensions. I even dont know whether my first sentence was correct or wrong. Please release me from these doubts

Which files will get these extensions
1. DLL FILES
2. EXE FILES
3. .VB FILES


You better explain me some other extension files which were not asked by me...







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Author: Shabir Hakim [Sopore]    13 Jul 2006Member Level: GoldRating: 2 out of 52 out of 5     Points: 2

Hi

Mr.Venumadhav,confusion is part of everthing,let it be but clear it know

Every Windows Appliocation must have one EXE so you can make it run or intialize or you can start application
DLL is just component used to write some business logic and it wouldn't run or intialise if you will click on it,but is called dynamically by some program or other DLL to perform some function

.VB file is file which contains vb code which you have written during during development,
Thanks



Author: siddharth    24 Jul 2006Member Level: BronzeRating: 2 out of 52 out of 5     Points: 2

dll files are compiled library files

just add reference to any project .
dll files also generate when code is compiled or build.

exe are executable file which is generated in bin folder after 1st debug of project

vb files are simple text files with vb class and syntax support
vb files are compiled into dll files.



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