Programming Guide for Visual Basic.NET

Author: David
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The author is a computer strategy technology consultant who has developed multiple projects and written numerous books, including the best-selling Visual Basic 6 Visual QuickStart in the United States. This time, he has once again dedicated his years of experience and sharp perspective to this new work, offering a valuable resource for computer enthusiasts eager to quickly develop powerful Visual Basic.NET applications. The book focuses on Visual Basic.NET as its main subject, providing a detailed and thorough introduction to the application development of the Visual Basic language. With a total of 20 chapters, the book covers the .NET Framework, the Visual Studio integrated development environment, the development of Windows Forms applications and their controls and components, the development of Web applications and their controls and components, object-oriented programming (OOP), program debugging, XML, and the installation and deployment of various applications. The appendix of the book also introduces the new help system for VB.NET and the upgrade from VB6 to VB.NET applications. The book's features include up-to-date content, clear and accessible explanations, and numerous example projects and object source code, making it easier for readers to understand and master the application techniques of Visual Basic.NET. This book can serve as both an introductory textbook for Visual Basic.NET and a training manual for programmers, making it a practical and essential tool for all computer enthusiasts.