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如何编写高效软件（How to write efficient software） What is an efficient software? An efficient software should not only run faster than software that implements the same functionality, but also consume less system resources. This article brings together some of the experience gained by the author when using VB for software development, and shows you how to write efficient VB code with simple examples. It contains some of the techniques that may be very useful for VB programmers. Before we start, let me be clear concepts. Let the code take shape: in my contacts, many people like to write code first based on functional requirements, and then optimize the code on that basis. Finally, it was found that they had to rewrite the code in order to achieve the optimization. So I suggest you need to consider the optimization problem before you write code. Grasp the relationship between the results of optimization and the work you need to spend: usually when you have finished a piece of code, you need to check and modify it. In checking the code, you might find that code efficiency in some loops can be further improved. In this case, a lot of perfect programmers might change the code right away. My suggestion is that if you modify this code, it will shorten the running time of the program by one second, and you can modify it. No changes can be made if performance improvements of only 10 milliseconds can be brought. This is because rewriting a piece of code is bound to introduce new errors, and debugging new code must take some time off. Programmers should find a balance between the software performance and the amount of work needed to develop the software, and 10 milliseconds is a different experience for the user. Use it as much as you need to use object oriented methods; the mechanisms provided by VB do not fully support object oriented design and coding, but VB provides a simple class. Most people think that using objects will result in inefficient coding. Personally, I have some dif