Visual Basic 6.0 Complete Self-Learning Manual - Developer Library (Includes 1CD)

Author: Zhong Weijun et al.
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book introduces the knowledge system and programming methods of Visual Basic 6.0 from beginner to advanced level in a step-by-step manner. The concepts are clear, well-structured, and easy to understand, with original software created by the author integrated throughout the main chapter examples. The book mainly consists of three parts: the Beginner's Guide, Typical Applications, and Examples.
The Beginner's Guide covers 16 chapters, including an overview of Visual Basic, language fundamentals, algorithms and program control statements, arrays, collections, and enumerations, procedures and functions, variable and procedure scope, common internal controls, common ActiveX controls, common system objects, forms, menus, dialog boxes, file handling, program debugging and error handling, program distribution and help creation, and the use of Visual Studio Safe.
The Typical Applications section introduces the application of Visual Basic in various technical fields, including 9 chapters on network programming, multimedia programming, basic database programming, data controls and network controls, data object programming techniques, OLE automation, resource file usage, class module development, and creating ActiveX controls.
The Examples section combines the foundational knowledge covered in the book with the author's practical project experience to present a "Medicine Inventory Management System" for readers to study and reference.
At the end of the book, several appendices are provided, which are highly practical and valuable for reference. This book is primarily suitable for beginners and intermediate-level Visual Basic users. The "Use of Visual Studio Safe" in the Beginner's Guide is also applicable to version configuration personnel. Some chapters in the Typical Applications section are suitable for advanced users. Additionally, the book can be used as a textbook for university-related majors and computer training classes.