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Visual Basic provides extensive support for developing object-oriented Windows applications. The subject area of object oriented programming is, however, large. Entire books can, and indeed have, been dedicated to the subject. As such, a detailed overview of object oriented software development is beyond the scope of [[Visual Basic Essentials]]. Instead, we will introduce the basic concepts involved in object oriented programming and then move on to explaining the concept as it relates to Visual Basic application development.
