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khoshtipThe sentence does not make sense to me. A copy of what? Visual Basic is a programming language. You can't have a copy of it. You need to say either a copy of the (training) book of Visual Basic 6.0. or a copy of the compiler/interpreter of Visual Basic 6.0.Actually, we do say "copy of" with software packages, so "copy of Visual Basic" is OK.
GPYwe do say "copy of" with software packages,It's fine.
GPYcopy of Visual Basic" is OKNo.
khoshtip GPYwe do say "copy of" with software packages,It's fine.GPYcopy of Visual Basic" is OKNo.If you are making a distinction that "Visual Basic" is a language and not a software package, then this is a nicety that most English speakers would not care about. Visual Basic only exists as a Microsoft software product, and so it would be common and natural to
GPY Microsoft software productDid I say it's created by Apple Inc.?
khoshtipNow when you go there and require a copy of Visual Basic, how he/she can find out which one do you need?When you say "copy of Visual Basic", it is normally assumed that you mean the software.
khoshtipGPYcopy of Visual Basic" is OKNo.Please do not get into extended, repetitive arguments with our moderators, who are here because they are adept at the language.
khoshtipI'm a computer software engineer. The field we had discussion about it is part of my proficiency (not yours apparently). I'm a programmer as well.I am not concerned about your expertise (which does not appear to include English, judging from your list); the problem is continued argument where no progress is made. You are free to state your opinion an