Programming in Visual C# with Visual Studio Professional Edition Software
Julia Case Bradley, Anita C. Millspaugh
Abstract
Julia Case Bradley, Anita C. Millspaugh
Abstract
Microsoft's Visual Studio Development Environment includes the increasingly popular programming language: Visual C# . Programming in Visual C# 2005 has been written by the successful author team of Bradley and Millspaugh, who write our Visual Basic books. Therefore, the book maintains the strong pedagogy that has been used to teach students how to program. This book assumes no prior knowledge of programming and it incorporates basic concepts of programming, problem solving, and programming logic and design techniques to teach students a mastery of C # at an introductory level. Table of contents Chapter 1: Introduction to Programming and Visual C# 2005Chapter 2: User Interface DesignChapter 3: Variables, Constants, and CalculationsChapter 4: Decisions and ConditionsChapter 5: Menus, Common Dialog Boxes, and MethodsChapter 6: Multiform ProjectsChapter 7: Lists, Loops, and PrintingChapter 8: ArraysChapter 9: Programming With Web FormsChapter 10: Accessing Database FilesChapter 11: Saving Data in FilesChapter 12: OOP: Creating Object-Oriented ProgramsChapter 13: Graphics, Animation, Sound, and Drag-and-DropChapter 14: Additional Topics in C#Appendix A: Answers to Feedback QuestionsAppendix B: Methods for Working with Dates, Mathematics, and String OperationsAppendix C: Tips and Shortcuts for Mastering the EnvironmentAppendix D: .NET SecurityGlossaryIndex
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Microsoft's Visual Studio Development Environment includes the increasingly popular programming language: Visual C# . Programming in Visual C# 2005 has been written by the successful author team of Bradley and Millspaugh, who write our Visual Basic books. Therefore, the book maintains the strong pedagogy that has been used to teach students how to program. This book assumes no prior knowledge of programming and it incorporates basic concepts of programming, problem solving, and programming logic and design techniques to teach students a mastery of C # at an introductory level. Table of contents Chapter 1: Introduction to Programming and Visual C# 2005Chapter 2: User Interface DesignChapter 3: Variables, Constants, and CalculationsChapter 4: Decisions and ConditionsChapter 5: Menus, Common Dialog Boxes, and MethodsChapter 6: Multiform ProjectsChapter 7: Lists, Loops, and PrintingChapter 8: ArraysChapter 9: Programming With Web FormsChapter 10: Accessing Database FilesChapter 11: Saving Data in FilesChapter 12: OOP: Creating Object-Oriented ProgramsChapter 13: Graphics, Animation, Sound, and Drag-and-DropChapter 14: Additional Topics in C#Appendix A: Answers to Feedback QuestionsAppendix B: Methods for Working with Dates, Mathematics, and String OperationsAppendix C: Tips and Shortcuts for Mastering the EnvironmentAppendix D: .NET SecurityGlossaryIndex
Key concepts: Computer science, Animation, Dialog box, Microsoft Visual Studio, Programming language, Table of contents, Graphics, Interface (matter)