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VB.NET, short for Visual Basic .NET, was created by Microsoft in 2002 as a modern evolution of the classic Visual Basic language. VB.NET is an object-oriented programming language and part of the .NET framework, used for desktop applications, web services, and enterprise software. Developers can access VB.NET through the official Microsoft site: Visual Studio / VB.NET Downloads, which provides the IDE, compiler, libraries, and documentation for Windows platforms.

Delphi, short for Delphi Programming Language, was created by Borland in 1995 as an evolution of the Object Pascal language. Delphi is an object-oriented programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) used for rapid application development of desktop, mobile, and database applications. Developers can access Delphi through the official Embarcadero site: Delphi Official Downloads, which provides the IDE, compiler, libraries, and documentation for Windows and macOS platforms.

Visual Basic, short for Microsoft Visual Basic, is an event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) used for building Windows applications, automation scripts, and GUI-based programs. It is primarily used in desktop software development, Microsoft Office automation, and legacy enterprise systems. Developers can access Visual Basic through Microsoft Visual Studio, with installation and documentation available at the official Visual Basic page.