It was suggested that I should start from the Fundamentals of OOP. So for the first time this book in my hand, which I bought almost a year ago from Amazon.com, will be put to use. The title is "Visual Basic 2005: The Language". You'll be surprised that after a year in my bookshelf, it still looks fresh, as if it just got out from the printing press.

Most of the community members suggested i should go for C#, but this book is the most handy reference I could have. I have some ebooks about C#  but my eyes beg for rest from being exposed to the computer monitor. Although I have had some exposure to OOP concepts from my previous C++ class, I think going back to square one will reinforce the tiny concepts I have tucked somewhere.

Lesson 1: Modules, Classes, and Namespaces...