Visual Basic programming

Author: Tan Haoqiang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book is one of the "Higher Vocational and Specialized College Computer Series Textbooks," introducing the use of Visual Basic and how to develop Windows applications using Visual Basic. The author, tailored to the characteristics of students in higher vocational and specialized colleges, emphasizes practical skills rather than the traditional "introduce concepts—explain concepts—provide examples" trilogy of courses. Instead, it adopts a new trilogy: "present problems—introduce methods to solve problems—summarize necessary conclusions and concepts." The book uses numerous examples throughout to illustrate the features, functions, and applications of Visual Basic. With a well-structured, clear, and logical organization, concise concepts, abundant examples, and easy-to-understand language, it is ideal for self-study and serves as an excellent introductory book for Visual Basic. It is also suitable as a textbook for a programming course, where students do not need to learn QBASIC before studying Visual Basic. This book can be used as a textbook for higher vocational and specialized colleges, as well as for computer training courses and as a reference for self-learners.