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Programming Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0
Provides information on the capabilities of Microsoft Visual BASIC, covering such topics as control flow and error handling, debugging applications, object-oriented programming, and working with the .NET Framework.
Programming Microsoft Visual Basic.Net
Accelerate your productivity with Visual Basic® .NET—and quickly create powerful Win32® applications and high-performance, scalable applications for the Web—with this indispensable tutorial and reference. Building on the success of the author's popular programming book for Visual Basic 6.0, this new book teaches you the best practices for porting and reusing existing Visual Basic code in the .NET Framework as well as for exploiting the language's advanced new object-oriented capabilities. It covers the common language runtime (CLR), multithreaded programs, Windows® Forms applications, GDI+ graphic programming, Windows services, ADO.NET classes for database programs, ASP.NET Web Forms,...
Programming Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Version 2003
CD-ROM contains code samples in text, bonus material on .NET Framework class hierarchy and tools, searchable eBook of this text and "Programming Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0."
Practical Guidelines and Best Practices for Microsoft Visual Basic and Visual C# Developers
Presents more than seven hundred programming techniques for Microsoft Visual BASIC and Visual C♯.
Windows Forms Programming in Visual Basic .NET
- The WinForms team at Microsoft praises Chris as a definitive authority; Microsoft has named Chris one of eight Software Legends - The content and structure are based on years of experience both building apps with WinForms as well as teaching other developers about WinForms - Alan Cooper, the 'father of Visual Basic', has provided the foreword for the book
Is God a Mathematician?
Bestselling author and astrophysicist Mario Livio examines the lives and theories of history’s greatest mathematicians to ask how—if mathematics is an abstract construction of the human mind—it can so perfectly explain the physical world. Nobel Laureate Eugene Wigner once wondered about “the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics” in the formulation of the laws of nature. Is God a Mathematician? investigates why mathematics is as powerful as it is. From ancient times to the present, scientists and philosophers have marveled at how such a seemingly abstract discipline could so perfectly explain the natural world. More than that—mathematics has often made predictions, for exampl...
Building Applications and Components with Visual Basic .NET
• Ted Pattison is a revered Visual Basic developer, trainer, and author >• Addresses the main stumbling point keeping experienced Visual Basic 6 developers from migrating to Visual Basic .NET >• Provides not only a deep conceptual understanding of object-oriented theory from a Visual Basic perspective, but also a practical guide to using modern OOP concepts effectively
Visual Basic.NET Black Book
A comprehensive reference and problem solving guide for Visual Basic programmers with tips, examples and how-tos on everything from programming to managing Visual Basic applications.
Coding Techniques for Microsoft Visual Basic.NET
This unique title goes beyond simply using academic snippets of code to demonstrate a point or language construct to teach Visual Basic.Net. Designed for the beginning, self-taught, or even experienced programmers who are switching to Microsoft Visual Basic.Net from other languages, this book provides insights.
Programming Microsoft Visual Basic 2005
Get the essential, straightforward information you need to master the core capabilities of Visual Basic 2005. Focusing on the language and the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 base class library, a well-known authority on Visual Basic provides both new and experienced developers the pragmatic guidance and examples they need to build innovative solutions. Discover how to: Compress files, manipulate ACLs, use semaphores, and exploit other new capabilities in the .NET Framework 2.0 Implement generics to define a type-safe data structure Use inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, delegates, and attributes to write flexible applications Use the My namespace to perform common tasks more easily Work with the new editing and debugging features of Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Master regular expressions and perform complex text searches and input validation Take advantage of streams, serialization, and threading techniques Implement advanced programming techniques based on custom attributes, reflection, and on-the-fly compilation Interact with legacy code by using PInvoke and COM Interop Understand key differences from Visual Basic 6.0Get code samples on the Web
