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Introduction to Visual Basic Using .NET, 1st edition

  • Dana L. Wyatt
  • Robert J. Oberg

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Overview

Master VB.NET step-by-step, through practical examples and a case study.

Using real-world examples and a detailed case study, this book helps you master VB.NET from the ground up—or rapidly migrate to VB.NET from earlier versions of Visual Basic. Dana L. Wyatt and Robert Oberg present a thorough introduction to VB.NET the language, the .NET Framework, and Visual Studio.NET. They examine VB.NET's basic coding constructs, thoroughly explore object-oriented design with VB.NET, and offer systematic guidance for building next-generation Windows applications with Windows Forms. Coverage includes:

  • Classes, inheritance, and other elements of VB.NET object-oriented programming
  • Windows Forms: form design, controls, events, menus, toolbars, and dialogs
  • Visual Basic.NET's key interactions with the .NET Framework
  • Major .NET classes: collections, files, ADO.NET database access, and multithreading
  • Core VB.NET language features: data types, operators, control structures, and more
  • Attributes, custom attributes, metadata, and reflection
  • Techniques for building reusable .NET components

Table of contents



Preface.


Acknowledgment.


About This Series.

I. INTRODUCTION TO .NET AND VB.NET.

 1. .NET Framework.

 2. First VB.NET Programs.

 3. Visual Studio.NET.

II. VB.NET AS A VISUAL BASIC LANGUAGE.

 4. Fundamentals of VB.NET.

 5. Control Structures.

 6. Procedures.

 7. Advanced Data Types.

 8. VB.NET Utility Functions.

 9. Exception Handling.

III. OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING IN VB.NET.

10. Object-Oriented Programming.

11. Classes.

12. Inheritance.

13. Interfaces.

14. The VB.NET Type System.

IV. WINDOWS PROGRAMMING IN VB.NET.

15. Introduction to Windows Forms.

16. Windows Forms, Part II.

17. Windows Forms, Part III.

V. VB.NET AND THE .NET FRAMEWORK.

18. Using the .NET Framework.

19. NET Collections.

20. Database Access.

21. File I/O.

22. Advanced Features.

23. Components and Assemblies.

Appendix A. Case Study: Object-Oriented Programming.

Index.

Published by Pearson (March 22nd 2002) - Copyright © 2002