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There are 457 articles & tutorials regarding "Visual Basic".
- 25.) Karl Moore's Visual Basic .NET: The Tutorials
- for any beginning programmer who wants to get familiar with the .NET Framwork and Visual Basic .NET in particular, and to have fun doing so. Peter Bromberg is a Senior Programmer /Analyst at Fiserv, Inc. in Orlando and a co-developer of the EggheadCafe.com developer website. He can be reached at pbromberg@yahoo.com Copyright © 2002 EggHeadCafe.com. Privacy Policy Contact Us Print This Page
Found at EggHeadCafe
- 26.) Understanding Access Modifiers in VB 2005
- By Paul Kimmel Access modifiers in Visual Basic .NET are represented by the four words-public, protected, friend, and private-that support a cornerstone of object-oriented programming (OOP): encapsulation. Encapsulation supports information hiding, and the general purpose of an access modifier is to determine who has access to what (or from whom certain information in your code is hidden). The reason you want to limit access is because all access, all the time is a very bad thing. Just...
Found at developer.com
- 27.) Custom Exceptions in VB 2005
- By Josh Fitzgerald Go to page: 1 2 Next Structured exception handling was introduced to Visual Basic programmers with the first .NET version of the language. Structured exception handling is important for two reasons: It simply makes code more readable by using a syntax that is more congruent with the rest of the language compared to the old On Error Goto... statement. It is much more powerful than the On Error Goto... statement and provides a greater level of flexibility and control....
Found at developer.com
- 28.) Discovering Visual Basic .NET: Working with Variables
- By Bill Hatfield Go to page: 1 2 Next In the first article in this series, you set up everything you need to begin programming with the Visual Basic .NET language. You even created, compiled, and ran you first program. In this article, you are going to begin exploring the Visual Basic .NET language with variables and data types. The first program you created looked like this: Imports System Module HelloWorld Public Sub Main() Console.WriteLine("Hello, World!") End Sub End Module In the...
Found at developer.com
- 29.) Make the Transition from Traditional Visual Basic Error Handling to the Object-Oriented Model in .NET
- Jesse Liberty This article assumes you're familiar with Visual Basic .NET Level of Difficulty 1 2 3 SUMMARY If you're used to Visual Basic 6.0 and you're making the transition to Microsoft .NET, you will find that error handling is quite different from what you've used for years. Visual Basic .NET uses a more object-oriented solution to signaling and responding to unexpected problems while your program is running. This approach, called structured exception handling, has a number of...
Found at MSDN Online
- 30.) Visual Basic Client Versus ASP Client
- By 15 Seconds Discussion List Rating: 4.1 out of 5 Rate this article email this article to a colleague Arthur Asks: I'm trying to decide if the client for an app I'm designing would best be built as a standalone VB executable or a web-based ASP app. The application will basically consist of a SQL Server DB housed off site and accessible via TCP/IP. The client will be used to view data, modify data etc.--nothing too fancy. There will only be a half-dozen users or so. Having never built a...
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