An introduction to programming using Visual Basic .NET

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Title:

Author:

Schneider, David I.

ISBN:

9780130306579

9780130660930

Personal Author:

Schneider, David I.

Edition:

5th ed.

Publication Information:

Physical Description:

xvii, 709 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm + 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)

General Note:

Includes index.

Contents:

An Introduction to Computers and VB.NET -- Problem Solving -- Fundamentals of Programming in VB.NET -- Procedures -- Decisions -- Repetition -- Arrays -- Sequential Files -- Additional Controls and Objects -- Database Management -- Object-Oriented Programming.

Abstract:

Accompanying CD-ROM contains all the programs from the examples and case studies in the textbook, most of the txt files needed for the exercises, all databases needed for the exercises, and several bmp (picture) files.

Title Subject:

Visual Basic.

Microsoft Visual BASIC. (OCoLC)fst01361219

Subject Term:

BASIC (Computer program language)

Microsoft .NET Framework.

BASIC (Computer program language) (OCoLC)fst00824832

Microsoft .NET. (OCoLC)fst01020082

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Summary

This incarnation of Visual Basic, called Visual Basic .NET, brings the language into the Internet age by incorporating the .NET framework. It assumes no prior programming experience and includes these important pedagogical features: the fundamentals of programming methodology using the elements of Windows graphical user interface; a chapter on database programming using ADO.NET and SQL; object-oriented techniques and in a chapter devoted to OOP, including inheritance and polymorphism; and supplies many examples, projects, and exercises that students and professionals can appreciate. The text also features learning aids, including exercises, practice problems, programming projects, case studies, comments, summaries and detailed appendices.