Simple Tutorial on Visual Basic Programming

Author: Liu Bingwen
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The concise textbook "Visual Basic Programming Simplified" authored by the author has been widely welcomed by readers since its publication in 2000, with multiple reprints and winning the First Prize of the 6th National University Press Excellent Bestselling Book Award. This book is a concise version of the author's "Visual Basic Programming Tutorial." To meet the current needs of China's higher education teaching reform, the author has adjusted and enriched the content of "Visual Basic Programming Tutorial" according to the requirements of the latest National Computer Rank Examination Visual Basic Programming Examination Syllabus (2004 Edition) formulated by the Ministry of Education's Examination Training Center. The main changes include: distributing commonly used controls across several chapters; combining record types and arrays into one chapter as composite data types, and adding new content such as graphical programming, database programming, multimedia programming, and Internet programming, making the entire book more concise and comprehensive. Through numerous examples, the book introduces in-depth and accessible ways the Visual Basic program development environment, object-oriented and event-driven concepts, basic data types and expressions, commonly used built-in functions, data input and output, commonly used controls, control structures, composite data types (arrays, records, collections), general procedures, keyboard and mouse event procedures, menu, dialog, and toolbar programming, file processing, multi-form programming, as well as graphical programming, Windows application programming interface (API), database programming, and multimedia programming. The book is arranged in a progressive and step-by-step manner, striving for clarity, simplicity, and practicality. Each chapter is accompanied by exercises for teaching and self-study. This book can serve as a textbook for universities and computer training classes, or for readers' self-study use.