VISUAL BASIC Programming

Author: Cai Cuiping, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book provides a detailed introduction to the basic environment, concepts, and methods of Visual Basic programming. The content is divided into three parts: Part one briefly introduces the basic environment of Visual Basic and the general steps for designing programs; Part two thoroughly covers the fundamentals of Visual Basic programming, including data, control structures, procedures, loops, iteration, recursion, interface design, file operations, program debugging, and software development; Part three explores the applications of Visual Basic in Win32 API, multimedia, networking, and databases, as well as programming Visual Basic with other software (such as Word, VBScript). The book is comprehensive in content and follows a progressive course structure. While introducing programming techniques, it emphasizes the fundamental concepts and methods of program design and extends to related areas such as software engineering, enabling readers to understand the entire process of software development. The typical examples provided in the book are operational and facilitate learning and application. The content and organization of the book are designed as a teaching material for universities, but it can also serve as a training textbook for computer technology and as a self-study resource for programmers engaged in software development.