VISUAL BASIC Programming

Author: Tang Da-Ren
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
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 1 briefly introduces the basic environment of Visual Basic and the general steps for designing programs; Part 2 thoroughly covers the fundamentals of Visual Basic programming, including: data, control structures, procedures, arrays, common algorithms, interface design, file operations, program debugging, and software development; Part 3 explores the applications of Visual Basic in Win32 API, multimedia, networking, and databases, as well as programming methods for integrating Visual Basic with other software (such as Word, VBScript). The book is comprehensive and progressive, introducing programming techniques while also explaining fundamental concepts and methods of program design. It provides numerous practical examples for readers to learn and apply, and each chapter includes a wealth of exercises to aid in comprehension and review. To facilitate learning, the author has also written a companion book titled "Solutions and Experimental Guides" to accompany this text. This book can serve as a textbook for computer science courses in liberal arts disciplines at universities, a training manual for computer technology, or a study guide for the National Computer Rank Examination (Visual Basic).