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Introductory Visual Basic.Net, 1st Edition

P.K. McBride

  • Copyright 2004
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Introductory Visual Basic.Net 1st Edition by P.K. McBride
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P.K. McBride

P.K. McBride has been programming and writing about programming since he first laid a hand on a ZX81. He has written over 20 books on programming, covering nearly a dozen varieties of Basic and Visual Basic, as well as assembler, Pascal, C, Java and JavaScript.

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Preface.
An Introduction to Visual Basic.NET.
1. Visual Basic concepts.
2. Designing and creating programs.
3. Program flow.
4. Interacting with the user.
5. Testing and debugging.
6. Interacting with the system.
7. Text processing.
8. Graphics.
9. Arrays and collections.
10. Multiple forms and windows.
11. Sequential files.
12. Records and random access files.
Appendix: Solutions to exercises.
Index.

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  • ISBN-10: 184480190X
  • ISBN-13: 9781844801909
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