VisualFoxpro6.0 Program Design Experiment Guide and Training (Second Edition) (Higher Education Textbook)

Author: Lin Jun, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: The book is based on the three-tier requirements for basic teaching in non-computer majors proposed by the Ministry of Education, combined with the teaching characteristics of database courses in higher education institutions. It is written by frontline teachers from higher education institutions who have long been engaged in teaching and scientific research development of database courses. The experimental and training content in the book covers the knowledge points of Visual FoxPro programming required by the "National Computer Rank Examination Syllabus (2002 Edition)". The book is divided into three parts. Part 1 is the hands-on guidance for Visual FoxPro programming, which includes 15 experiments. The second part is the Visual FoxPro 6.0 programming training, which contains two management system development examples. The examples start from creating a new project and proceed to the final release of the installation disk, providing a detailed description of the entire process of developing a management system, guiding readers to gradually master the methods of developing management systems. The third part is the self-assessment questions and reference answers for Visual FoxPro programming, which help readers practice, consolidate, and improve their skills. The book is designed to be easy to understand, progressive, interconnected, and rich in content with illustrations, making it easy for readers to grasp hands-on operation methods and learn how to use Visual FoxPro to develop management systems. This book can be used as a supplementary experimental and training textbook for database application technology in higher education institutions, or as an on-site training textbook for the National Computer Rank Examination Level 2 - Visual FoxPro programming or provincial/municipal computer application (VFP) proficiency tests. It is an excellent guide for beginners and self-learners, and also provides certain reference value for technical personnel engaged in management system development. The accompanying CD-ROM includes two complete management system development examples, which can be installed and used or modified by readers.