Author: Shen Wei
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book provides a detailed introduction to the programming fundamentals, key techniques, development skills, and commonly used modules of the Visual Basic language, as well as comprehensive examples developed using software engineering methods. The book is divided into 18 chapters, primarily covering topics such as an overview of VB, the basics of the Visual Basic programming language, Visual Basic program statements, procedures and functions, common controls and system objects, menu objects, debugging and publishing programs, and creating help. It also includes content on Visual Basic network and communication programming, Visual Basic multimedia programming, Visual Basic database programming, image processing systems, network Gomoku systems, library management systems, medical billing systems, and enterprise archive management information systems. Through nearly 100 examples, the book systematically introduces VB development techniques, covering both beginner and advanced VB programming. It provides detailed explanations of numerous key points and challenging concepts. By applying the knowledge from this book and slightly modifying the examples, readers can complete their own development tasks. This book can serve as a teaching text for computer application and e-commerce-related majors in various universities, as well as a training manual or self-study guide for Web application design enthusiasts.
Visual Basic Programming from Beginner to Practice (with one CD-ROM)
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