Last week you have learned how to run a program that had been made for you. You probably noticed that when working with Visual Basic, several types of windows could be inspected – even though you were not asked to examine any one window in detail. Here, you learn about three types of windows:
Project window
Properties window ...
Running Visual Basic Applications
Now that you are a bit more familiar with the Visual Basic design environment, let us run few Visual Basic Applications. Exercise 1.3 Running the Finance Calculator Demo
Create a Folder with the name Finance on your Hard Drive. Copy the Finance Project Source...
Running Sample Visual Basic Programs
Given this brief introduction to Visual Basic, it is time for you to become more familiar with the Visual Basic programming environment. Still, you are not expected to write a Visual Basic program at this time; right now, you’ll start Visual Basic and become a bit more...
Software Components
After all of this discussion of classes and objects, you might be asking yourself, why all the fuss about objects? What are the advantages of using objects?
The real benefit of objects is that, developed properly, they provide software that is reusable and robust. ...
