Visual Basic Program Design Video Tutorial

Author: Wang Xingjing Zhao Wanjun
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: Based on years of teaching and writing experience, this book presents Visual Basic in an accessible and easy-to-grasp manner. The concepts are clearly explained, with positive and negative comparisons to help readers understand programming ideas. The book is rich in examples, strong in logic, and written in a clear and fluent language. Video tutorials make program design no longer difficult to learn: detailed explanations of programming methods; abundant experience, tips, and hints; complete example source code; full video demonstrations of typical examples. Recording the entire process of typical example video demonstrations makes it easy to understand at a glance; providing complete source code for all examples for convenient learning; integrating the authors' many years of software design and development experience and skills; helping beginners recognize common mistakes through positive and negative analysis. The book provides a detailed introduction to installing the Visual Basic runtime environment, syntax rules, interface design, control usage, database programming, API functions, and more, all illustrated with numerous example programs. Each chapter includes exercises and reference answers.
Based on years of teaching and writing experience, the author presents Visual Basic in an accessible and easy-to-grasp manner. The concepts are clearly explained, with positive and negative comparisons to help readers understand programming ideas. The book is rich in examples, strong in logic, and written in a clear and fluent language. Readers with some computer operation experience can master the basic and essential content of Visual Basic through learning this book. The book's CD records the video demonstrations of typical examples in the book, allowing readers to easily grasp Visual Basic programming methods by following the CD's demonstrations. The CD also provides the source code for all examples in the book for readers' learning and use. This book is suitable for teaching use in colleges and universities, and is also particularly suitable for enthusiasts who wish to learn program design through self-study.