Introduction to Visual C++.NET Programming

Author: Beijing Jinhong'en Computer Co., Ltd.
Publisher: Tianjin Electronic Publishing House
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: If you choose this textbook, you must be aiming to become an excellent programmer or a computer expert, at least hoping to make a living with it in the future. The purpose of launching the "Programming Wisdom" series textbooks is to help ambitious individuals like you turn your dreams into reality. Humorous and witty language is one of the key features of this textbook. As you read it, you will find that learning is no longer a chore, and you won't have to face those cold, technical texts. The dazzling multimedia teaching CD can assist readers in mastering Visual C++.NET more quickly. The main content of this textbook focuses on how to develop Windows applications using Visual C++.NET, with most of the core content being achievable in the standard version of Visual C++. This book is suitable for beginners and intermediate programmers, specifically those with a certain foundation in C++ and preparing to develop more powerful applications using Visual C++.NET. Of course, this book also does not overlook readers who may not have much C++ experience but are passionate about C++ programming. As you read this book, you will discover that programming is not as mysterious as you imagined and is, in fact, far more interesting than you thought! I believe that if readers follow the author's thought process carefully while reading this book, especially in Part 4 on Windows Forms application design, it will give you a fresh understanding of Win32 programming and MFC. This book is divided into five parts. Part 1 introduces the development environment—Visual C++.NET; Part 2: "No small steps, no great distances"—Fundamentals of Programming, covering the basic knowledge of C++ programming; Part 3 discusses object-oriented programming; Part 4 is designed to help readers take the next step forward, first detailing the basics of Windows application development, followed by Microsoft's foundational class library—MFC, and delving deep into the internal mechanisms of MFC; Part 5 focuses on helping readers master the functions needed in practical development applications, specifically database-related programs.