New Computer Class -- Visual Basic Programming Section (Includes one CD-ROM)

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Publishing Date: 2004-04-01
Features: New Computer Classroom () Visual Basic language inherits the advantages of BASIC language in being user-friendly and easy to learn and use, while introducing programming methods for visual graphical user interfaces and object-oriented mechanisms. Therefore, Visual Basic language is the best development tool for a wide range of non-computer professionals to learn, use, research, and develop applications in the Windows environment. This book is divided into 11 chapters, introducing the use of forms, general controls, selection controls, graphical and image controls, and multiple document interfaces in Visual Basic 6.0. It covers knowledge of basic algorithms, arrays, custom data types, and procedures, as well as methods for creating common dialog boxes, menus, toolbars, and status bars, multimedia programming methods, file and database management methods, program debugging, help creation, and program distribution methods. The entire book adopts a task-driven case teaching approach, integrating knowledge introduction with case analysis. Program design examples are throughout, with a total of 110 examples and numerous review and exercise questions provided. The book is characterized by rich content, clear structure, illustrated explanations, easy-to-understand language, high information density, ample examples, and ease of learning and teaching. Additionally, the book is accompanied by a multimedia self-study CD-ROM, which offers vivid explanations of key points and includes the source code for all the examples in the book, as well as reference answers for some exercises, making it a helpful companion for readers during their learning process. This book can serve as a textbook for vocational and technical colleges, universities, and computer science programs, as well as a self-study guide for computer enthusiasts.