Visual C++.NET Application Tutorial

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Features: This book can serve as a textbook for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in computer science and related fields in higher education institutions, as well as a reference for programmers, especially beginners in Visual C++.NET. "Visual C++.NET Application Tutorial" is a highly conceptual and practical foundational course, so the book is written with accuracy, conciseness, and an emphasis on the hierarchical structure of knowledge and the progressive development of skills. The examples and exercises are carefully designed and abundant, focusing on cultivating students' development skills using Visual C++.NET tools. In terms of content arrangement, it follows the principles of "step-by-step progression" and "difficulty decomposition," organizing each chapter to minimize students' learning challenges.
The book is divided into 12 chapters, starting from basic concepts and practical applications, and explains the Visual C++.NET development environment, Windows programming fundamentals, MFC application design fundamentals, dialog application design, menus and toolbars, MFC document/view application design, graphics programming, database application design, the .NET framework and its class library, managed C++ application design, and program installation and deployment in a gradual and progressive manner. Typical cases are integrated into each chapter, illustrating the philosophy and specific methods of programming using the MFC class library. It briefly introduces the .NET framework and the development techniques of managed C++. In line with the requirements of vocational skill cultivation, combined with cases, it provides over 100 examples and exercises to help learners better master the basic knowledge and skills of Visual C++.NET development tools, the MFC class library, and the managed C++ language.