Vb. NET vs. VB6: deactivated keywords and functions

Comparison | key word | function VB. NET vs. VB6: deactivated keywords and functions

The development of history is a process of continuous sublation, VB. NET is the same. It does not hesitate to delete a number of keywords and functions, many of which are many VB6 programmers will never miss. For example, a Deftype statement that has been deleted. This statement is a throwback to FORTRAN, allowing developers to point to the letter i,j,k,l,m, All variables starting with n are integers. Most programmers may never have used this function. Another keyword that is no longer available is the go to and go sub functions.
Vb. NET's courage to remove some of the overly esoteric and stale functions is the driving force behind Microsoft's continued development.

Below, I list the keywords and functions that have been revoked in the vb.net (in alphabetical order)
As any
ATN function
Calendar features
Circle statement
Currency
Date Functions and statements
date$ function
Debug.Assert method
Debug.pring method
Deftype
DoEvents function
Empty
Eqv
GoSub statement
Imp
Initialize Events
Instancing characteristics
IsEmpty function
IsMissing function
IsNull function
IsObject function
Let statement
Line statement
Lset
MsgBox function
Now function
Null keyword
On ..... GoSub
On ..... Goto
Option Base
Option Private Module
Property Get,property Let, property Sey
PSet method
Rnd function
Round function
Rset
Scale method
Set statement
SGN function
Sqr function
String function
Terminate events
Time Functions and statements
time$ function
Timer function
Type statement
Variant data type
VarType function
Wend keyword