Author: Bradley
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This excellent textbook, edited by best-selling authors Bradley and Millspaugh, is designed to help students master Visual Basic programming technology. Building on a solid foundation of theoretical knowledge, it supplements and improves practical examples, with a focus on the new features of Visual Basic 2005, such as generics and WebMaster pages. Key Features: Introduces new database access components in Visual Basic, including stored procedures, the new DataSources window, new techniques for connecting to data sources, and new data binding controls. Each chapter includes a complete programming example, analyzing the problem statement from start to design solution. Demonstrates new IDE features, including class diagrams, the DataSources window that simplifies data source settings for applications, smart tags, the Exception Assistant for debugging exceptions, and new capture lines in the form designer. The new built-in web server eliminates the need for IIS for web development, greatly simplifying the construction of portable web applications and allowing database access within web applications. For more information about this book, visit the book's website at www.mhhe.com/bradleyadv2e. Related learning materials for this book can be accessed at www.tupwk.com.cn/downpage.
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