Answer / sailee jadhav

In the SDI(Single Document Interface)view,distinct windows of the visual basic IDE(Integrated development environment) exist independently
of each other.

MDI(Multiple Document Interface) view shows all the distinct windows of the visual basic IDE as member window within one large IDE window

Answer / nisha munjal

SDI-Most applications in Windows 95 or later use a Single Document Interface. Each window of the application holds a single document, so if the user wants to open more documents with that application, he must open a new window. It's also the default mode when building an application with Visual Basic. An example of an SDI application is Windows Notepad.
MDI-Multiple Document Interfaces were more popular in versions of Windows prior to Windows 95, but they've become less common, outside of a few applications. With an MDI, each window within an application holds multiple documents, usually in sub-windows. Each time the user wants to open a new document, rather than opening a new window, the document opens within the existing window and shares it with all other open documents. An example of an MDI application is a tabbed Web browser like Firefox, where users have an option to open documents in multiple tabs within the same window.

Answer / poonam dhaliwal

In MDI you can use multiple document interface form, a form that can contain multiple forms. Forms are added to the project selecting ADD form from Projet menu.

Answer / besttest answer

SDI: ye mera dewana pan hai
MDI: programming banane wale kya tere dil me samayi kahe ko
programming banayi

Answer / ahun ahun ahun

SDI-dilli hai dil walo ki dilli dilli
MDI-Ye to bambai nagariya hai dekh babua

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