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9781879233201

An Introduction to Programming Using Microsoft Visual Basic: Versions 5 and 6

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    9781879233201

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    1879233207

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  • Copyright: 1999-03-01
  • Publisher: Lawrenceville Pr
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Table of Contents

The History of Computers
Mechanical Devices
1(2)
Electro-Mechanical Devices
3(1)
First Generation Computers
4(1)
The Stored Program Computer
5(1)
Second Generation Computers
6(1)
High-Level Programming Languages
6(1)
Third Generation Computers
7(1)
Mainframes
7(1)
Fourth Generation Computers
8(1)
The Personal Computer
8(1)
Memory: ROM and RAM
9(1)
The CPU
10(1)
Number Systems
10(1)
Storing Data in Memory
11(1)
Storage Devices
12(1)
Object-Oriented Programming
13(1)
The Social and Ethical Implications of Computers
13(1)
Protecting Computer Software and Data
14(1)
The Ethical Responsibilities of the Programmer
15(1)
Why learn to program?
16
Chapter Summary
16(2)
Vocabulary
18(2)
Review Questions
20
Introducing Windows 98
Operating Systems
1(1)
Applications Software
1(1)
Using the Mouse
2(1)
The Windows 98 GUI
3(1)
Using Windows
4(1)
Using Menus
5(1)
Using Dialog Boxes
6(1)
Using the Keyboard
7(1)
Starting an Application and Creating a Document
8(1)
Saving a Document
9(1)
Closing a Document
10(1)
Opening a File
10(1)
Printing a Document
11(1)
Screen Scroll
11(1)
Exiting an Application
12(1)
Using Diskettes
13(1)
Using My Computer
14(3)
Using Windows Explorer
17(1)
File and Folder Management
18(2)
Recovering Deleted Files
20(1)
Using Online Help
20(1)
Finding Files
21
Chapter Summary
22(3)
Vocabulary
25(2)
File Menu Commands
27(1)
Windows 98 Commands
27(1)
Review Questions
28
Introducing Visual Basic
The Visual Basic Programming Language
1(1)
A Visual Basic Application
1(1)
The Visual Basic IDE
2(2)
Adding Objects to a Form
4(1)
Object Property Values
4(2)
Resizing and Moving an Object
6(1)
Saving a Project
6(1)
Running a Visual Basic Application
6(2)
Objects and their Event Procedures
8(1)
Printing a Project
9(1)
Removing a Project from the IDE
10(1)
Using Assignment to Change Property Values
11(1)
The Form_Load Event Procedure
12(1)
Commenting Code
13(1)
Opening a Project
13(1)
Image Objects
14(3)
Operators and Expressions
17(1)
Creating an Executable File
17(1)
Exiting Visual Basic
18(1)
Visual Basic Programming Guidelines
19
Chapter Summary
19(2)
Vocabulary
21(1)
Visual Basic
22(1)
Exercises
23
Variables and Constants
Using Variables
1(1)
Variable Assignment
2(2)
Using Named Constants
4(1)
Choosing Identifiers
5(1)
Built-In Data Types
5(1)
Variable Declarations
6(1)
Syntax Errors
7(1)
Debugging Techniques-The Immediate Window
8(2)
Obtaining a Value from the User
10(1)
Automatic Type Conversion
11(2)
Special Division Operators
13(1)
Option Buttons
14(3)
Visual Basic Programming Guidelines
17
Case Study
18(4)
Chapter Summary
22(2)
Vocabulary
24(1)
Visual Basic
25(1)
Exercises
26
Controlling Program Flow with Decision Structures
The If...Then Statement
1(1)
Roundoff Error
2(1)
The If...Then...Else Statement
3(1)
Nested If...Then...Else Statements
4(1)
The If...Then...Elself Statement
4(1)
Generating Random Numbers
5(4)
Scope
9(3)
Logical Operators
12(1)
Algorithms
13(1)
Message Boxes
14(1)
Creating a Password Application
15(2)
Using Counters
17(2)
Check Boxes
19(1)
Printing the Form
20(2)
Visual Basic Programming Guidelines
22
Case Study
22(5)
Chapter Summary
27(2)
Vocabulary
29(1)
Visual Basic
30(1)
Exercises
31
Controlling Program Flow with Looping Structures
The Do...Loop Statement
1(1)
Infinite Loops
2(2)
Input Boxes
4(1)
Using Accumulators
5(3)
String Conversion Functions
8(1)
Manipulating Strings
9(1)
The Len Function
10(1)
The InStr Function
11(1)
The For...Next Statement
12(3)
Generating Strings
15(1)
Character Data Storage
16(2)
ASCII Codes
17(1)
Comparing Strings
18
Case Study
20(3)
Chapter Summary
23(1)
Vocabulary
24(1)
Visual Basic
24(1)
Exercises
25
Procedures
Sub Procedures
1(3)
Value Parameters
4(2)
Documenting Procedures
6(2)
Reference Parameters
8(3)
Static Variables
11(2)
Function Procedures
13(4)
Using Object Parameters
17
Case Study
18(6)
Chapter Summary
24(1)
Vocabulary
25(1)
Visual Basic
25(1)
Exercises
26
Mathematical and Business Functions
Built-in Mathematical Functions
1(1)
The IsNumeric Function
2(1)
The Round Function
2(1)
Formatting Numeric Output
3(1)
Built-in Business Functions
3(3)
List Boxes
6(3)
Combo Boxes
9(3)
Windows Application Standards
12(8)
Case Study
15(5)
Built-in Trigonometric Functions
20(3)
Inverse Trigonometric Functions
23(1)
Logarithmic and Exponential Functions
24
Chapter Summary
25(2)
Vocabulary
27(1)
Visual Basic
27(1)
Exercises
28
Arrays
Variable Arrays
1(1)
Using Arrays
2(1)
Range Errors
3(1)
Array Parameters
4(1)
Arrays with Meaningful Indexes
5(3)
Searching an Array
8(1)
Dynamic Arrays
9(3)
Control Arrays
12(3)
Two-Dimensional Arrays
15
Case Study
19(4)
Chapter Summary
23(2)
Vocabulary
25(1)
Visual Basic
25(1)
Exercises
26
Graphics, Color, and Sound
Using Color
1(1)
Adding Lines to an Application
2(1)
Adding Shapes to an Application
3(2)
Picture Boxes
5(1)
Moving Shapes and Picture Boxes
6(2)
Using Graphic Methods
8(3)
Container Properties that Affect Graphics
11(2)
Using a Timer Object
13(1)
Moving Line Objects
14(1)
Animation
15(3)
Adding Sound
18
Case Study
20(5)
Chapter Summary
25(2)
Vocabulary
27(1)
Visual Basic
27(2)
Exercises
29
Sequential Access Files
What is a File?
1(1)
Opening a File
1(1)
Reading Text from a File
2(1)
Closing a File
3(1)
Multiline Text Boxes
3(2)
Writing Text to a File
5(3)
Writing Records
8(1)
Appending Data to a File
9(2)
Reading Records
11(2)
Updating and Deleting Records
13(1)
Deleting and Renaming Files
14(3)
Using the File System Controls
17
Case Study
20(5)
Chapter Summary
25(1)
Vocabulary
26(1)
Visual Basic
26(1)
Exercises
27
Random Access Files
User-Defined Types
1(1)
Using User-Defined Types
2(1)
What is a Random Access File?
2(1)
Opening a Random Access File
3(1)
Determining Record Length
3(1)
Closing a File
4(1)
Writing Records
4(3)
Reading Records
7(2)
Updating and Deleting Records
9
Case Study
12(6)
Chapter Summary
18(1)
Vocabulary
19(1)
Visual Basic
19(1)
Exercises
20
Sorting and Searching
Bubble Sort
1(2)
Timing Code
3(1)
A More Efficient Bubble Sort
3(1)
Selection Sort
4(3)
Insertion Sort
7(2)
Binary Search
9
Chapter Summary
13(1)
Vocabulary
14(1)
Visual Basic
14(1)
Exercises
15
Menus, Dialogs, and Multiple Forms
Menus in Windows Applications
1(1)
Adding Menus to a Visual Basic Application
2(3)
Common Dialogs
5(4)
Adding a New Form to a Project
9(2)
Using Multiple Forms
11(3)
Adding a Template Form to a Project
14(2)
Splash Screen
16(1)
Startup
16(2)
Adding an Existing Form to a Project
18
Case Study
21(7)
Chapter Summary
28(2)
Vocabulary
30(1)
Visual Basic
30(1)
Exercises
31
Using Microsoft Office with Visual Basic Applications
OLE
1(1)
Embedding a New Excel Spreadsheet
1(4)
Embedding an Existing Excel File
5(3)
Linking an Existing Excel File
8
Linking and Embedding Word Documents
5(8)
Databases and the Data Control
13
Chapter Summary
16(1)
Vocabulary
17(1)
Visual Basic
17(1)
Exercises
18
Appendix A -- Visual Basic Naming Conventions and Keywords
Naming Conventions for Constants and Variables
A-1
Naming Conventions for Objects
A-1
Keywords
A-2
Index
Program Index
I-1
Index
I-2

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