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Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic Project Manual
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Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic Project Manual offers a wealth of easy-to-read, practical, up-to-date activities that reinforce fundamental Visual Basic programming concepts. You'll also learn to develop the core competencies and skills you'll need in the real world, such
as how to:
* Install Visual Studio 2005
* Convert between data types
* Debug an application
* Build a concentration game
* Create data entry forms
* Build and use an abstract class
* Use query builder
* Access relational data in an application
* Create a webpage using HTML
With five to seven projects per chapter ranging from easy to more advanced, Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic Project Manual is ideal for both traditional and online courses that are oriented toward Visual Basic programming skills.
Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic Project Manual is an excellent companion to Petroutsos and McKeown's Introduction to Programming Using Visual Basic (ISBN: 978-0-470-10188-9).
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1. An Introduction to Programming and Visual Basic
1.1 Verifying Installation Requirements
1.2 Installing Visual Studio 2005
1.3 Using Help
1.4 Setting Form Properties
1.5 Adding Controls
1.6 Programming Events
2. Using Variables, Constants, and Operators
2.1 Declaring and Using Variables
2.2 Converting Between Data Types
2.3 Understanding Option Explicit and Option Strict
2.4 Using Constants and Enumerations
2.5 Defining Order of Precedence
3. Managing Program Flow
3.1 Choosing the Best Decision Statement
3.2 Using Loops
3.3 Building a Weather Reporter
3.4 Designing and Building an Interest Calculator
3.5 Debugging an Application
4. Saving Time with Reusable Code
4.1 Creating Functions and Subs
4.2 Passing Arguments to Procedures
4.3 Drawing on a Form
4.4 Using Global Variables and .NET Framework Objects
4.5 Using Shared Methods
4.6 Implementing Structured Exception Handling
5. Using Arrays and Collections
5.1 Using Arrays
5.2 Creating a To Do List with Dynamic Arrays
5.3 Analyzing Lists of Random Numbers
5.4 Building a Concentration Game
5.5 Using the Hashtable Class
6. Handling User Input and Formatting Output
6.1 Using Selection Controls
6.2 Creating a Data Entry Form
6.3 Using Dynamic Controls
6.4 Manipulating Strings
6.5 Manipulating Dates and Numbers
7. Building Menus and Toolbars
7.1 Implementing Standard Menu Items
7.2 Adding Custom Menu Items
7.3 Creating Dynamic Menus
7.4 Adding Context Menus
7.5 Adding Toolbars
8. Creating Your Own Classes
8.1 Creating and Testing a Simple Class
8.2 Creating Advanced Properties and Methods
8.3 Creating a Shared Member
8.4 Inheriting from the ArrayList Class
8.5 Inheriting from a Custom Class
8.6 Building and Using an Abstract Class
9. Accessing Data
9.1 Defining Tables and Relationships
9.2 Accessing Data Using Drag and Drop
9.3 Using Query Builder
9.4 Advanced Drag-and-Drop Binding
9.5 Data Binding Through Code
10. Programming Input and Output
10.1 Creating a Simple Text Editor
10.2 Reading and Writing Files Using Sequential Access
10.3 Reading and Writing Files Using Random Access
10.4 Using the Graphics Objects
10.5 Printing
11. Deploying Your Application
11.1 Choosing a Deployment Method
11.2 Using Configuration Settings
11.3 Using Conditional Compilation
11.4 Setting Project Properties
11.5 Creating a Windows Installer Package
12. Building a Web Application
12.1 Creating a Web Page Using HTML
12.2 Using Tables and Hyperlinks
12.3 Creating an HTML Form
12.4 Creating an ASP.NET Web Site
12.5 Managing State in ASP.NET
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