Microsoft Visual Basic programs to accompany programming logic and design / Jo Ann Smith.

Includes index.

Machine generated contents note: ch. 1 Introduction to Visual Basic and the Visual Basic Programming Environment -- Visual Basic Programming Language -- Three Types of Visual Basic Programs -- Introduction to Object-Oriented Terminology -- Structure of a Visual Basic Program -- Visual Basic Development Cycle -- Writing Visual Basic Source Code -- Compiling a Visual Basic Program -- Executing a Visual Basic Program -- Exercise 1-1 Understanding How to Compile and Execute Visual Basic Programs -- Lab 1.1 Understanding How to Compile and Execute Visual Basic Programs -- ch. 2 Variables, Constants, Operators, and Writing Programs Using Sequential Statements -- Variables -- Variable Names -- Visual Basic Data Types -- Exercise 2-1 Using Visual Basic Variables, Data Types, and Keywords -- Declaring and Initializing Variables -- Exercise 2-2 Declaring and Initializing Visual Basic Variables -- Lab 2.1^ Declaring and Initializing Visual Basic Variables -- Constants -- Unnamed Constants -- Named Constants -- Exercise 2-3 Declaring and Initializing Visual Basic Constants -- Lab 2.2 Declaring and Initializing Visual Basic Constants -- Arithmetic and Assignment Operators -- Arithmetic Operators -- Assignment Operators and the Assignment Statement -- Precedence and Associativity -- Exercise 2-4 Understanding Operator Precedence and Associativity -- Lab 2.3 Understanding Operator Precedence and Associativity -- Sequential Statements, Comments, and Interactive Input Statements -- Exercise 2-5 Understanding Sequential Statements -- Lab 2.4 Understanding Sequential Statements -- ch. 3 Writing Structured Visual Basic Programs -- Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode to Write a Visual Basic Program -- Lab 3.1 Using Flowcharts and Pseudocode to Write a Visual Basic Program -- Writing a Modular Program in Visual Basic -- ^ Lab 3.2 Writing a Modular Program in Visual Basic Note continued: ch. 4 Writing Programs that Make Decisions -- Boolean Operators -- Comparison Operators -- Logical Operators -- Comparison and Logical Operator Precedence and Associativity -- Comparing Strings -- Decision Statements -- If Statement -- Exercise 4-1 Understanding If Statements -- Lab 4.1 Understanding If Statements -- If Then Else Statement -- Exercise 4-2 Understanding If Then Else Statements -- Lab 4.2 Understanding If Then Else Statements -- Nested If Statements -- Exercise 4-3 Understanding Nested If Statements -- Lab 4.3 Understanding Nested If Statements -- Select Case Statement -- Exercise 4-4 Using a Select Case Statement -- Lab 4.4 Using a Select Case Statement -- Using Decision Statements to Make Multiple Comparisons -- Using AND Logic -- Using OR Logic -- Exercise 4-5 Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements -- Lab 4.5^ Making Multiple Comparisons in Decision Statements -- ch. 5 Writing Programs Using Loops -- Writing a Do While Loop in Visual Basic -- Exercise 5-1 Using a Do While Loop -- Using a Counter to Control a Loop -- Exercise 5-2 Using a Counter-Controlled Do While Loop -- Lab 5.1 Using a Counter-Controlled Do While Loop -- Using a Sentinel Value to Control a Loop -- Exercise 5-3 Using a Sentinel Value to Control a Do While Loop -- Lab 5.2 Using a Sentinel Value to Control a Do While Loop -- Writing a For Loop in Visual Basic -- Exercise 5-4 Using a For Loop -- Lab 5.3 Using a For Loop -- Writing a Do Until Loop in Visual Basic -- Exercise 5-5 Using a Do Until Loop -- Lab 5.4 Using a Do Until Loop -- Nesting Loops -- Exercise 5-6 Nesting Loops -- Lab 5.5 Nesting Loops -- Accumulating Totals in a Loop -- Exercise 5-7 Accumulating Totals in a Loop -- Lab 5.6^ Accumulating Totals in a Loop -- Using a Loop to Validate Input -- Exercise 5-8 Validating User Input Note continued: Lab 5.7 Validating User Input -- ch. 6 Using Arrays in Visual Basic Programs -- Array Basics -- Declaring Arrays -- Initializing Arrays -- Accessing Array Elements -- Staying Within the Bounds of an Array -- Using Constants with Arrays -- Exercise 6-1 Array Basics -- Lab 6.1 Using Arrays -- Searching an Array for an Exact Match -- Exercise 6-2 Searching an Array for an Exact Match -- Lab 6.2 Searching an Array for an Exact Match -- Parallel Arrays -- Exercise 6-3 Parallel Arrays -- Lab 6.3 Parallel Arrays -- ch. 7 File Handling and Applications -- File Handling -- Opening a File for Reading -- Reading Data from an Input File -- Reading Data Using a Loop and EOF -- Opening a File for Writing -- Writing Data to an Output File -- Exercise 7-1 Opening Files and Performing File Input -- Lab 7.1 Opening Files and Performing File Inpute -- ^ Understanding Sequential Files and Control Break Logic -- Exercise 7-2 Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs -- Lab 7.2 Accumulating Totals in Single-Level Control Break Programs -- ch. 8 Advanced Array Techniques -- Sorting Data -- Swapping Data Values -- Exercise 8-1 Swapping Values -- Lab 8.1 Swapping Values -- Using a Bubble Sort -- Main() Procedure -- fillArray() Procedure -- sortArray() Procedure -- displayArray() Procedure -- Exercise 8-2 Using a Bubble Sort -- Lab 8.2 Using a Bubble Sort -- Using Multidimensional Arrays -- Exercise 8-3 Using Multidimensional Arrays -- Lab 8.3 Using Multidimensional Arrays -- ch. 9 Advanced Modularization Techniques -- Writing Procedures with No Parameters -- Exercise 9-1 Writing Procedures with No Parameters -- Lab 9.1 Writing Procedures with No Parameters -- Writing Procedures that Require a Single Parameter -- ^ Exercise 9-2 Writing Procedures that Require a Single Parameter Note continued: Lab 9.2 Writing Procedures that Require a Single Parameter -- Writing Procedures that Require Multiple Parameters -- Exercise 9-3 Writing Procedures that Require Multiple Parameters -- Lab 9.3 Writing Procedures that Require Multiple Parameters -- Writing Functions that Return a Value -- Exercise 9-4 Writing Functions that Return a Value -- Lab 9.4 Writing Functions that Return a Value -- Passing an Array and an Array Element to a Procedure or Function -- Exercise 9-5 Passing Arrays to Procedures and Functions -- Lab 9.5 Passing Arrays to Procedures and Functions -- Using Visual Basic's Built-In Functions -- Exercise 9-6 Using Visual Basic's Built-In Functions -- Lab 9.6 Using Visual Basic's Built-In Functions -- ch. 10 Creating a Graphical User Interface (GUI) Using the Visual Studio Integrated Development Environment (IDE) -- Graphical User Interface Programs -- Visual Studio Integrated Development Environment -- Components of a Visual Basic Solution -- Solution Folder -- Designer Window -- Code Window -- Design-Time and Run-Time Operating Modes -- Creating a Visual Basic IDE Program -- Designing the Form for the Doubler Program -- Writing the Code for the Doubler Program -- Exercise 10-1 Elements of a GUI in Microsoft Visual Studio -- Lab 10.1 Creating a Visual Basic GUI Program in Microsoft Visual Studio -- Programmer-Defined Class -- Creating a Programmer-Defined Class -- Adding Properties to a Class -- Adding Methods to a Class -- Exercise 10-2 Creating a Class in Visual Basic -- Lab 10.2 Creating a Class in Visual Basic.

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