Method 1: Disable from Group Policy
First press the Windows + R key combination and then type gpedit.msc in the Open box and press Enter to open the Local Group Policy Editor window.
On the Local Group Policy Editor window, navigate to the following path: Computer Configuration> Administrative Templates> Windows Components> Search , and then double-click on the "Allow Cortana"
Finally, just select "Disable"> Click OK is OK .

Please close the Local Group Policy Editor and then log out and log back in or restart your computer to apply the changes (in case you want to re-enable Cortana, you do the same steps and click Double-click on Allow Cortana and set the value to Not Configured or Enabled .

@thefirtid
It is Visual Basic language.
Because a Visual Basic application, on the basis of objects, closes the code structure to represent the physical models on the screen. By definition, objects contain code and data. Forms, which we see on the screen, represent attributes, rules of appearance, and behavior. For each form in an application, there is a module module relationship (with the extension .frm) to contain its code.

Each module contains event procedures - scripts, where instructions are placed, which will be executed in response to the specified events. Form can contain controls. Corresponding to each control on the form, there is a set of event procedures in that form module.

Code not only relates to a specified form or control that can be placed in another module, a standard module (.BAS). A procedure used to respond to events in different objects must be placed in the same standard, rather than creating code copies in the event procedures for each object. A module class (.cls) is used to create objects, which can be invoked from within the procedures inside your application. While a standard module contains only code, a module class contains both code and data. We can think of it as a control.

@a454545
https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000192.htm
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