Learning Programming Using Visual Basic.NET, by William Burrows, teaches students programming while using VB to illustrate the concepts and techniques. This text uses Windows Forms for Visual Basic programming. Beginning with fundamental programming concepts and gradually moving toward complex methods, this text guides students through realistic end-user applications that they will encounter in the real world.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Höhe: 254 mm
Breite: 203 mm
Dicke: 23 mm
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978-0-07-111350-2 (9780071113502)
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Bill Burrows holds a MA from University of Washington, 1971, and is currently a professor of MIS at U WA School of Business.
Chapter 1 - Problem Solving and the Object-Oriented Paradigm Chapter 2 - Creating Simple Visual Basic .NET Windows Applications Chapter 3 - Representing Data - Constants and Variables Chapter 4 - Performing Calculations and Manipulating Data:Expressions Chapter 5 - Specifying Alternate Courses of Action: Selection Statements Chapter 6 - Reducing Program Complexity:General Sub Procedures and Developer-Defined Functions Chapter 7 - Repeating Processing Tasks: Loop Structures Chapter 8 - Accessing Data: Processing Databases Chapter 9 - Accessing Data: Using XML Chapter 10 - Working with Arrays and Collections Chapter 11 - Using Visual Basic .NET to Create Web Applications Comprehensive ProjectsAppendix A: DebuggingAppendix B:Configuring and Using Internet Information Services(IIS)ServerAppendix C:Configuring and Using MSDE and the SQL Select StatementAppendix D: XSLTAppendix E: Answers to Selected Exercises
