VB 2005 Beginner's Guide

Author: (American) Foxell, translated by Mei Xingwen
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Publish Date: 2007-03-01
Features: This book guides readers to create a picture viewer program using Visual Basic 2005, comprehensively explaining the various basic skills required to create applications with Visual Basic. The book is divided into 5 parts, totaling 24 chapters. Part 1 introduces the Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition development environment, guiding readers to master the use of the IDE; Part 2 explores how to create application interfaces, including the use of forms and various controls; Part 3 introduces programming techniques, including writing and calling methods, handling numbers, strings, and dates, decision-making and loop structures, code debugging, the creation of modules and classes, and graphics drawing, etc.; Part 4 elaborates on file and registry processing, database usage, and automating other applications, etc.; Part 5 introduces application deployment and provides an overview of the .NET Framework. This book is suitable for readers with no programming experience and beginners in Visual Basic, and can also serve as a reference book for Visual Basic courses in colleges and universities. · Use the powerful Visual Studio 2005 design environment; · Design feature-rich interfaces using controls such as TreeView and Tab; · Create robust applications using modern error handling mechanisms; · Draw quickly using GDI+; · Create database applications using ADO.NET; · Distribute Visual Basic 2005 applications. After completing all the content of this book, readers will be proficient in using Visual Basic 2005. This book adopts an intuitive and step-by-step approach, with each chapter building on the foundation of the previous one, guiding readers to comprehensively learn the key knowledge of Visual Basic. ... This book guides readers to create a picture viewer program using Visual Basic 2005, comprehensively explaining the various basic skills required to create applications with Visual Basic. The book is divided into 5 parts, totaling 24 chapters. Part 1 introduces the Visual Basic 2005 Express Edition development environment, guiding readers to master the use of the IDE; Part 2 explores how to create application interfaces, including the use of forms and various controls; Part 3 introduces programming techniques, including writing and calling methods, handling numbers, strings, and dates, decision-making and loop structures, code debugging, the creation of modules and classes, and graphics drawing, etc.; Part 4 elaborates on file and registry processing, database usage, and automating other applications, etc.; Part 5 introduces application deployment and provides an overview of the .NET Framework. This book is suitable for readers with no programming experience and beginners in Visual Basic, and can also serve as a reference book for Visual Basic courses in colleges and universities.