Beginning VB.NET: From Novice to Professional

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This book is suitable for programmers with little background in programming, and relatively inexperienced programmers who want to move away from a language that doesn't support object-oriented programming techniques. The text is relevant to the Framework issue 1.1, and applicable for readers with VS.NET or VB.NET Standard Edition. The authors provide clear explanations and hands-on examples of VB.NET language, from the ground up. This includes designing and writing object/component driven programs, .NET programming fundamentals, working with Windows forms and controls, accessing files and databases, and writing web applications. The authors also look ahead to VB.NET 2005-suggesting possible changes to the language and how to accommodate future applications. TOC:Introduction.- Introducing .NET: Understanding .NET, Getting Started with Visual Studio .NET, Writing Your First .NET Application.- The VB .NET Language: Basic Data Types and Operators, Objects, Namespaces, and the Class Library, Control Structures, Functions and Procedures, Exception Handling and Debugging.- Object-Oriented Programming: Building Your Own Objects, Events and Delegates, Collections, Serious Objects, Inheritance, Interfaces.- Windows Programming: Windows Forms and Controls, Advanced Windows Programming, Drawing with GDI+.- Manipulating Data: Files and Streams, XML, Databases and ADO.NET, Disconnected Data.- The Web: Web Pages with ASP.NET, Web Services with ASP.NET.- Other Topics: Multithreading, Assemblies and Deployment.