Introduction to visual basic in Tamil ( Part – 02) Toolbox explained

Learn the fundamentals of programming with Visual Basic in Tamil (sometimes called Visual Basic .NET or VB.NET).

What is Toolbox?
In Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET), a toolbox is a window in the integrated development environment (IDE) that contains a set of controls that you can use to design your user interface.

To access the toolbox in VB.NET, you can do the following:

Open the Visual Studio IDE.
If the toolbox window is not visible, go to the View menu, and select Toolbox, or press Ctrl+Alt+X.
The toolbox window will appear on the left-hand side of the IDE by default, but you can dock it to a different location if you prefer.
You can use the toolbox to drag and drop controls onto your design surface, such as a Windows Form, WPF Window, or ASP.NET Web Form.
The toolbox in VB.NET includes various controls, such as labels, buttons, textboxes, dropdowns, listboxes, checkboxes, and many others. Each control can be customized with various properties, such as size, position, font, color, and behavior, to create the desired user interface for your application.

In addition to the built-in controls, you can also add third-party controls to the toolbox by installing additional libraries or frameworks. These controls can provide additional functionality, such as data visualization, charting, or custom controls, that are not available in the default toolbox.