VB.NET for Beginners

Author: Richard Blair
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: Visual Basic .NET is a new version of Visual Basic released by Microsoft. It is a very popular language built on the simple and easy-to-learn Basic language. It allows you to quickly write Windows operating system applications, especially favored by professional developers and beginners. This book starts with basic concepts, introducing how to quickly and easily write Visual Basic .NET code, as well as how to create engaging windows and forms for application users. You will also learn about object-oriented programming techniques, creating custom controls, handling databases, creating ASP.NET applications for the Web, creating menus, and handling graphics. The book includes numerous example codes, with each new concept demonstrated in the "Try It" section that follows. The "Exercises" section at the end of each chapter allows you to test yourself, and the answers to these exercises are listed in Appendix B at the back of the book. This book is suitable not only for beginners with no programming experience but also for programmers who have written programs in other languages but have not yet worked with VB.NET. Visual Basic .NET is a new version of Visual Basic released by Microsoft. It is a very popular language built on the simple and easy-to-learn Basic language. It allows you to quickly write Windows operating system applications, especially favored by professional developers and beginners. This book starts with basic concepts, introducing how to quickly and easily write Visual Basic .NET code, as well as how to create engaging windows and forms for application users. You will also learn about object-oriented programming techniques, creating custom controls, handling databases, creating ASP.NET applications for the Web, creating menus, and handling graphics. The book includes numerous example codes, with each new concept demonstrated in the "Try It" section that follows. The "Exercises" section at the end of each chapter allows you to test yourself, and the answers to these exercises are listed in Appendix B at the back of the book. This book is suitable not only for beginners with no programming experience but also for programmers who have written programs in other languages but have not yet worked with VB.NET.