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A thorough introduction to
the basics of Visual Basic 2010
Willis,
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Beginning
Synonymous with writing code in Visual Studio 2010, Visual Basic
is an incredibly popular programming language. Its speed and ease
of use make it a frequent first choice for new programmers, as well
as a heavily favored choice for the more experienced set eager to
learn Visual Basic’s latest iteration. This beginning guide provides
you with a solid foundation, unlocking the power and possibilities
of Visual Basic 2010 and giving detailed steps for quickly and easily
writing useful programs.
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BEGINNING
MICROSOFT ® VISUAL BASIC 2010
INTRODUCTION.............................................................. xxix
CHAPTER 1 WelcometoVisualBasic2010....................................1
CHAPTER 2 TheMicrosoft.NETFramework.................................. 23
CHAPTER 3 WritingSoftware...............................................37
CHAPTER 4 Controlling the Flow........................................... 83
CHAPTER 5 WorkingwithDataStructures...................................123
CHAPTER 6 ExtensibleApplicationMarkupLanguage(XAML)..................169
CHAPTER 7 BuildingWindowsApplications .................................193
CHAPTER 8 DisplayingDialogBoxes...................................... 237
CHAPTER 9 CreatingMenus ............................................. 277
CHAPTER 10 Debugging and Error Handling ................................ 299
CHAPTER 11 BuildingObjects............................................. 339
CHAPTER 12 AdvancedObject-OrientedTechniques..........................381
CHAPTER 13 BuildingClassLibraries........................................417
CHAPTER 14 CreatingWindowsFormsUserControls......................... 435
CHAPTER 15 AccessingDatabases ........................................ 463
CHAPTER 16 DatabaseProgrammingwithSQLServerandADO.NET ........... 483
CHAPTER 17 DynamicDataWebSite....................................... 537
CHAPTER 18 ASP.NET ................................................... 549
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CHAPTER 19 VisualBasic2010andXML.................................... 583
CHAPTER 20 DeployingYourApplication ....................................621
APPENDIX A ExerciseSolutions ........................................... 639
APPENDIX B WheretoNow?.............................................. 655
INDEX........................................................................ 661
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