Delphi Programming and Experiment Guide

Author: Zhang Jing'an
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This textbook is characterized by being based on the "Basic Requirements" and "Training Specifications," offering comprehensive content with a well-structured layout and concise language. It adopts a "problem (task) driven" writing approach, facilitating the stimulation of learning interest. Selected examples are used to integrate key knowledge points, enhancing readability, operability, and practicality. It includes hands-on guidance and training tutorials, enabling students to practice and improve. Electronic teaching plans and program source codes are provided to meet the needs of multimedia teaching for instructors. The content of this book mainly covers topics such as an overview of Delphi, basic programming, common component introductions, menu design, multiple document interface design, dialog box design, database programming, Internet programming, and multimedia programming. The book employs an example-driven approach in its content arrangement, deepening readers' understanding and mastery of the knowledge by explaining basic concepts and principles through practical examples. Corresponding exercises and experiments are provided at the end of the book to help readers apply theory to practice and further solidify their knowledge. The focus of this book is to cultivate readers' practical application skills, enabling them to proficiently use the learned knowledge to develop real-world application systems. All program source codes in the book, as well as the electronic teaching plans created with PowerPoint, can be downloaded from the China Water Conservancy and Hydropower Press website: www.waterpub.com.cn. This book can serve as a teaching material for vocational and technical college students, a textbook for computer-related majors in higher education institutions, and a reference for engineering technicians engaged in Delphi application program development.