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Visual Basic.NET for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guides)

Visual Basic.NET for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guides)

by HaroldDavis (Author)

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    Paperback 2003

    $3.47
Synopsis

Visual Basic .NET for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide provides the key to unlocking the power of the .NET Framework. Using task-based instruction and plenty of visual aids, veteran author Harold Davis provides you with all the information you need to start creating componentized, reusable code and building Web services with VB .NET. Unlike other books available on the topic, which treat VB .NET more like the next version of Visual Basic, this book emphasizes the totally new object-oriented programming paradigm of .NET. It begins by introducing you to the Visual Studio development environment and demonstrating how to create a Web service, then moves on to working with classes and using Windows forms. As your knowledge grows, the tasks become more complex, and by the end of the book you?ll have learned how to create controls that accept user input, write code that responds to events, work with XML, use the Object Browser, create ASP.NET Web applications, and more.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 600
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Peachpit Press
Published: 14 May 2003
ISBN 10: 0321180887
ISBN 13: 9780321180889
Book Overview:

Visual Basic .NET for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide provides the key to unlocking the power of the .NET Framework. Using task-based instruction and plenty of visual aids, veteran author Harold Davis provides beginning, intermediate, and even advanced programmers with all the information they need to start creating componentized, reusable code and building Web services with VB .NET. Unlike other books available on the topic, which treat VB .NET more like the next version of Visual Basic, this book emphasizes the totally new object-oriented programming paradigm of .NET. It begins by introducing users to the Visual Studio development environment and demonstrating how to create a Web service, then moves on to working with classes and using Windows forms. As the reader?s knowledge grows, the tasks become more complex, and by the end of the book users will have learned how to create controls that accept user input, write code that responds to events, work with XML, use the Object Browser, create ASP.NET Web applications, and more.


Author Bio

Harold Davis is a technology consultant, developer, and author of numerous computer books, including Visual Basic 6 for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide and Red Hat Linux 6: Visual QuickPro Guide.