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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 227x186x10 mm, kaal: 433 g, Full colour screenshots, photographs, and diagrams
  • Sari: In Easy Steps
  • Ilmumisaeg: 26-Oct-2022
  • Kirjastus: In Easy Steps Limited
  • ISBN-10: 184078976X
  • ISBN-13: 9781840789768
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 192 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 227x186x10 mm, kaal: 433 g, Full colour screenshots, photographs, and diagrams
  • Sari: In Easy Steps
  • Ilmumisaeg: 26-Oct-2022
  • Kirjastus: In Easy Steps Limited
  • ISBN-10: 184078976X
  • ISBN-13: 9781840789768
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Shows you how to quickly create Windows applications using the latest free VisualBasic/Studio Community programming environment. Original. Illustrations.

Visual Basic in easy steps, 7th edition shows you how to quickly create Windows applications using the latest free Visual Basic/Studio Community programming environment. This book gives you code examples, screenshots, and step-by-step instructions that illustrate each aspect of Visual Basic.

Visual Basic in easy steps, 7th edition begins by describing the Visual Studio Community installation process, then introduces form controls, application properties, the programming language, and problem-solving techniques. Next, the book illustrates by example, how to build and deploy a complete Windows application. A chapter is devoted to scripting with Visual Basic. This first shows you how to create “macros” for Word and Excel in Microsoft Office, using Visual Basic for Applications (VBA), then demonstrates how to manipulate files and data within the Windows operating system using VBScript. You will learn how to incorporate external data into your applications from text files, Excel spreadsheets, XML documents, live RSS web feeds, and SQL databases.

You need have no previous knowledge of any programming language so it’s ideal if you’re a newcomer to Windows programming. Each chapter builds your knowledge of Visual Basic. By the end of this book, you will have gained a sound understanding of Visual Basic programming and be able to create your own interactive applications.

Visual Basic in easy steps, 7th edition has an easy-to-follow style that will appeal to anyone who wants to begin Windows programming, including:

  • Programmers who want to quickly learn the latest Visual Basic techniques.
  • Students who are studying computing at school or college.
  • Those seeking a career in Information Technology who need a thorough understanding of Visual Basic programming.
    • 1 Getting Started
    		7(16)
    Introducing Visual Basic
    		8(2)
    Installing Visual Studio
    		10(2)
    Exploring the IDE
    		12(2)
    Starting a new project
    		14(2)
    Adding a visual control
    		16(2)
    Adding functional code
    		18(2)
    Saving projects
    		20(1)
    Reopening projects
    		21(1)
    Summary
    		22(1)
    2 Setting Properties
    		23(16)
    Form properties
    		24(1)
    Meeting the properties editor
    		25(1)
    Editing property values
    		26(2)
    Coding property values
    		28(2)
    Applying computed values
    		30(2)
    Applying user values
    		32(2)
    Prompting for input
    		34(2)
    Specifying dialog properties
    		36(2)
    Summary
    		38(1)
    3 Using controls
    		39(16)
    Tab order
    		40(1)
    Using Button
    		41(1)
    Using TextBox
    		42(1)
    Using ComboBox
    		43(1)
    Using Label
    		44(1)
    Using PictureBox
    		45(1)
    Using ListBox
    		46(2)
    Using CheckBox
    		48(1)
    Using RadioButton
    		49(1)
    Using WebBrowser
    		50(2)
    Using Timer
    		52(2)
    Summary
    		54(1)
    4 Learning the language
    		55(24)
    Elements of a program
    		56(2)
    Declaring variable types
    		58(2)
    Understanding variable scope
    		60(2)
    Working with variable arrays
    		62(2)
    Performing operations
    		64(2)
    Branching code
    		66(2)
    Looping code
    		68(2)
    Calling object methods
    		70(2)
    Creating a sub method
    		72(1)
    Sending parameters
    		73(1)
    Creating a function
    		74(1)
    Doing mathematics
    		75(1)
    Generating a random number
    		76(2)
    Summary
    		78(1)
    5 Building an application
    		79(16)
    The program plan
    		80(2)
    Assigning static properties
    		82(2)
    Designing the interface
    		84(2)
    Initializing dynamic properties
    		86(2)
    Adding runtime functionality
    		88(2)
    Testing the program
    		90(2)
    Deploying the application
    		92(2)
    Summary
    		94(1)
    6 Solving problems
    		95(16)
    Real-time error detection
    		96(2)
    Fixing runtime errors
    		98(2)
    Debugging code
    		100(2)
    Setting debug breakpoints
    		102(2)
    Anticipating logic errors
    		104(2)
    Catching runtime errors
    		106(2)
    Getting help
    		108(2)
    Summary
    		110(1)
    7 Extending the interface
    		111(18)
    Color, Font, & Image dialogs
    		112(2)
    Open, Save, & Print dialogs
    		114(2)
    Creating application menus
    		116(2)
    Making menus work
    		118(2)
    Adding more forms
    		120(2)
    Controlling multiple forms
    		122(2)
    Playing sounds
    		124(2)
    Playing multimedia
    		126(2)
    Summary
    		128(1)
    8 Scripting with visual Basic
    		129(18)
    Introducing VBA macros
    		130(2)
    Creating a Word macro
    		132(2)
    Creating an Excel macro
    		134(2)
    Running advanced macros
    		136(2)
    An introduction to VBScript
    		138(1)
    Enforcing declarations
    		139(1)
    Validating input
    		140(2)
    Merging text files
    		142(2)
    Getting registry data
    		144(2)
    Summary
    		146(1)
    9 Harnessing Data
    		147(16)
    Reading text files
    		148(2)
    Streaming lines of text
    		150(2)
    Reading Excel spreadsheets
    		152(2)
    Reading XML files
    		154(2)
    Creating an XML dataset
    		156(2)
    Reading RSS feeds
    		158(2)
    Addressing XML attributes
    		160(2)
    Summary
    		162(1)
    10 Employing databases
    		163(22)
    An introduction to databases
    		164(2)
    Designing a database
    		166(2)
    Creating a database
    		168(2)
    Adding database tables
    		170(2)
    Defining table columns
    		172(2)
    Making table relationships
    		174(2)
    Entering table data
    		176(2)
    Creating a database dataset
    		178(2)
    Adding form data controls
    		180(2)
    Binding meaningful data
    		182(2)
    Building custom SQL queries
    		184(2)
    Summary
    		186(1)
    Index 186
    Mike McGrath gained his extensive knowledge of computer languages while working as a developer contracting to companies around the world. Mike is an established In Easy Steps author with several guides to his credit. Mike resides in Bulgaria.