Microsoft Visual Basic.NET: RELOADED
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.76 (615 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0619215658 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 581 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-12-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Lacking command appendix" according to Rebecca Trent. As if learning any high level language from a book wasn't hard enough - This text seems devoid of any elements that would make it a usefull reference, i.e. no VB command appendix. Have a specific question with respect to VB code? Look elsewere. The organization is as clear as my TA's thick accent. Great for beginners, seasoned programmers may not like it Microsoft Visual Basic.NET: RELOADEDThis is an easy to follow book for people who have never used or written Visual Basic .Net programs. There are clear examples, definitions, and examples. As a more experienced programmer I felt it was a bit repetitive and I skipped ahead a couple of chapters. A. IT Guy said There are better books out there to learn VB.NET. This book is way too elementary. It is also hard to use it as a reference book as it's not organized very well. If you have any programming experience at all with programming, you should consider some other books. I've had good success with Wrox, O'Reilly, and Microsoft Press books. Programming C
The other thing that I really like is the graphic of Figure 6-12 which puts the entire chapter on one page!" - Cliff Brozo, Monroe College"The author does an excellent job developing this concept with meaningful examples, illustrations, and explanations. Students learn by example how the standard objects they have worked with in prior chapters can be extended to include objects of their own design." - Jim Ball, Indiana State University"Excellent overview of the application design process. Written at a good level for the beginning programmer." - Lenore Horowitz, Sch
Diane Zak received her Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems, Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting, and Master of Arts degree in Adult and Continuing Education. . She has retired from College of DuPage where she taught Programming courses (such as Visual Basic and C++) for eightee
The highly visual color interior clearly illustrates concepts and features such as GUI Design Tips and How To boxes. Users will find a clean presentation of the material, uninterrupted by opening cases, step sections, or separate lessons within a chapter. Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic .NET: RELOADED teaches students how to create programs in Visual Basic .NET in a new, more challenging style. Quick Reviews and Key Terms at the end of each chapter, as well as a Glossary at the end of the book, provide easy reference for important concepts and terms.. A complete programming example at the end of each chapter allows students to see the concepts they have learned and how they are applied