Visual C++ Programming

Author: Wang Haoliang
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: C# is a new-generation programming language introduced by Microsoft. It is powerful, with a simple and efficient programming process. In addition to the easy-to-learn and use features of Visual Basic, which are suitable for rapid program development, it also inherits the strong capabilities of Visual C++. It is an important component of Microsoft's .NET strategy. This book is based on Microsoft's newly released .NET Framework 1.1 and the Chinese version of Visual Studio .NET 2003. It starts with the basic knowledge of C# and gradually delves into structured programming, object-oriented programming, common data structures and algorithms, exception handling mechanisms, Windows application development, GDI+ and graphics programming, multithreaded programming, file and registry access, database application design, web application development, and the development and invocation of web services. This book is suitable as a textbook for C# language courses in higher education institutions for information technology-related majors. It can also serve as a reference for beginners and intermediate programmers who wish to use C# to develop various applications under the .NET Framework. Additionally, it is suitable for programming enthusiasts who want to learn about .NET application development starting from basic concepts. The content of this book is arranged progressively, from simple to complex, and readers can easily learn without any prior programming experience. The book is rich in examples, demonstrating and explaining all the knowledge points covered with practical examples, which can accelerate readers' understanding and application of related knowledge. Furthermore, the book covers a broad range of topics, providing detailed explanations and abundant examples on current hot topics such as object-oriented programming, graphics programming, multithreading, file and registry access, database access, web application development, and the development and invocation of web services.