Visual FoxPro Program Design Knowledge and Practice

Author: Xiang Wanrang
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Publish Date: 2008-08-01
Features: This book is a textbook for VFP courses in non-computer majors at universities, covering the relevant content of the VFP syllabus for the Computer Rank Examination. It emphasizes practical application and is divided into three parts.
Part 1: Knowledge
First, it introduces the basic knowledge of VFP and programming, focusing on the design and creation methods of databases and tables, views and queries, application interfaces, reports and labels, menus and toolbars, etc. It also proposes the concept and methods of "object-oriented" programming in conjunction with VFP, and introduces applied techniques such as program testing and debugging, multi-user data access, and the creation of application installation disks. Finally, it introduces the development process and design methods of small-scale application systems with examples.
Part 2: Basic Exercises
A large number of exercises are listed for each chapter to help students practice.
Part 3: Comprehensive Exercises
Based on the VFP syllabus for the Computer Rank Examination and the types of written questions, five sets of written questions are provided for students to conduct comprehensive practice.
This book has clear teaching objectives, innovative design, and is easy to understand. The examples and exercises are well-structured, encouraging students to think and practice more to improve their application skills in Visual FoxPro. It can serve as a textbook for computer foundation courses in non-computer majors at universities and can also be selected as a training textbook for the Level 2 VFP exam of the Computer Rank Examination.