Programming for Technology Students Using Visual Basic

Spasov Peter

ISBN 10: 0136220444 / ISBN 13: 9780136220442

Published by Prentice-Hall, 1998

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pp. xviii + 702. Seller Inventory # 1850423375

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Title: Programming for Technology Students Using ...

Publisher: Prentice-Hall

Publication Date: 1998

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: New

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Synopsis:

Ideal for those who have never programmed before or who have only basic programming experience, this introduction to Visual Basic begins with the problem-solving and programming concepts that are fundamental to all programming -- to help learners master the fundamentals required to create programs from scratch. The first four chapters use a template to emphasize fundamentals without having to deal with Windows environment considerations (e.g., events and objects). The remainder continues to build on fundamentals in a Windows object-oriented event-driven environment. Along the way, readers will develop a solid understanding of program analysis, design, language elements, documentation, control structures, testing, algorithms, input/output processing, file processing, and data structures.

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Ideal for those who have never programmed before or who have only rudimentary programming experience, this introduction to Visual Basic begins with the problem-solving and programming concepts that are fundamental to all programming -- to help readers master the fundamentals required to create programs from scratch. The first four chapters use a template to emphasize fundamentals without having to deal with Windows environment considerations (e.g., events and objects). The remainder continues to build on fundamentals in a Windows object-oriented event-driven environment. Features an accompanying CD-ROM. Covers both Visual Basic 4 and Visual Basic 5. Explains program analysis, design, language elements, documentation, control structures, testing, algorithms, input/output processing, file processing, and data structures. Explains multimedia programming, use of the Windows Component object Model (COM) (formerly Object Linking and Embedding (OLE), and database programming. Uses scenarios of a fictitious small manufacturing company -- Cougar Canoe Company -- to provide context for programming in the real world. For anyone interested in learning to program in Visual Basic learning programming in general using Visual Basic.