ASP.NET Practical Case Tutorial

Author: Shi Zhiguo
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This series of books is published to help people master practical IT skills and adapt to actual IT work. The series adheres to the following principles: 1. Combining IT vocational skills with certifications. 2. Perfectly integrating a rational knowledge structure sequence with step-by-step case-based teaching. 3. Keeping up with updates in IT job skill requirements and software versions. At the end, we hope this series will benefit a wide range of readers. This book provides a systematic introduction to ASP.NET web programming. Its feature is case-based, with knowledge points as the main thread, featuring nearly 30 complete cases and over 200 basic case programs throughout the book. The book also briefly introduces C# programming concepts. For ASP.NET, it primarily focuses on its major commonly used objects, emphasizing the HTMLServer controls and WebServer controls of WebForm. The book also covers the use of common classes in the framework. It highlights ASP.NET's ADO.NET database programming and basic XML operations in ASP.NET. The final chapter explains how to develop ASP.NET-based projects from an engineering planning perspective. This book is suitable as a training manual and self-study guide, as well as for programmers with a foundation and mindset in WinAPI and object-oriented programming.