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The document discusses primitive and non-primitive data types in programming. Primitive types include integers and are declared with Dim and used directly. Non-primitive or object types include controls like TextBox, which must be declared as a type, instantiated with new, and then have properties and methods used, like setting the Text property. The document provides an example of declaring a TextBox named TextBox1, instantiating it, and accessing its Text property.
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