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Visual Basic 2008, which is part of the Visual Studio 2008 package, is an object-oriented, general purpose programming language. Programmers using the Visual Basic 2008 language have the ability to write applications ranging from simple user-friendly front-end interfaces to complex database applications. VB 2008 applications can be deployed as stand-alone or web-based applications. This tutorial by Arthur Lee assumes no prior programming background and uses a building block approach beginning with simple programming features and examples while gradually introducing more complex features. Where appropriate, new features that have been introduced in the 2008 version of Visual Basic will be explained. Coding examples are provided to be referenced by the user to enhance their learning experience. Work files are included. To begin learning today, simply click on the movie links.
VB 2008 Programming Environment
Launching Visual Studio & VB 2008
Clearing the Contents of Controls
Coding for Radio Buttons & Check Boxes
Code for Visibility of Controls
Coding for Multiple Properties
Construction of the Message Box
Using the DialogResult Variable
Role of Module Level Variables
Complete Example/Accumulating Program
Passing Arguments to Procedures
List Boxes & Combo Boxes Basics
Combo Box Example/SelectedIndex
Using the Graphics Page for Printing
Overview of Common Dialog Boxes
Windows Presentation Foundation Overview
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