VB.NET Experiment Guide and Programming Examples

Author: Li Yinqing
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: This book is a supplementary textbook for "Practical Tutorial on Visual Basic.NET Programming," consisting of 4 chapters. Chapter 1 introduces potential errors in Visual Basic.NET programs, debugging methods, various types of breakpoints, and advanced debugging techniques. Chapter 2 is the experimental section of Visual Basic.NET programming, arranged according to the requirements of each knowledge point in Visual Basic.NET programming, with a total of 27 experiments. Each experiment includes objectives, content, basic requirements, key points, and discussion questions. Most of the experiments provide multiple tasks, offering teachers ample flexibility in organizing experimental teaching. Chapter 3 analyzes the Visual Basic papers for the National Computer Rank Examination in April and September 2004. Chapter 4 presents two software development examples: a teaching information management system and an electronic photo album application, introducing the development methods and implementation processes. The appendix provides a format for the experimental report of VB.NET programming. Teachers can require students to summarize representative experiments in this format and evaluate their performance. The documentation, source code, and executable files for the two programming examples in this book are included in the accompanying CD-ROM of "Practical Tutorial on Visual Basic.NET Programming," which is published alongside this book. The programs have been thoroughly tested and debugged on the Windows XP platform and Visual Studio.NET environment. This book is suitable for experimental teaching in programming courses for non-computer majors in higher education institutions, as well as for computer science and technology, software engineering majors, and can also serve as a reference for software design enthusiasts.