Objectives
On completion of the course, participants
will be able to:
• Write solid event-driven code
• Create stand-alone, multiform applications
• Create an effective interface and
access and modify a database.
• Utilise Error Handling Features of
Visual Basic.Net
• Create an application using Dynamic
Link Libraries
• Create Multiple Document Interface
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Visual Basic.Net Fundamentals: Features and
environment of Visual Basic. Net, Difference
between Procedural and Event driven programming,
Files that make up a VB application, Objects,
their properties, methods and events, Forms
and their properties, Few controls and their
properties, Customising forms with controls.
• Modules, procedures and objects: Definition
of a module, types of modules, definition
of a procedure, types of procedures, definition
of a function and an object
• Programming Fundamentals: Fundamental
data types, variables using the dim statement
and type declaration characters, variable
naming rules and conventions, Differentiation
between implicit and explicit declaration
of variables, Scope of a variable, need for
static variables, Input/Output operation using
the Input Box and Message Box functions, named
arguments, usage of operators, Control, decision
looping and nested control structures, create
user defined data types, convert values between
data types by using conversion functions
• Programming Fundamentals: Call sub
and function procedures by specifying the
procedure name and by using a call statement,
Pass arguments to procedures, pass objects
and user defined data types to procedures,
Code for creating a module by adding declare
properties and method as friend, set the instancing
property of a class. |
