Starting Out With Visual Basic 2012 6th Edition by Tony Gaddis and Kip Irvine presents step-by-step approach, helping readers understand the logic behind growing high quality applications whereas introducing the Visual Basic language. Fully-updated throughout, the 2012 edition also includes an extensive set of VideoNotes, including in-chapter tutorials.
Each new student edition comes with a Visual Basic 2012 Express software package. This book is designed for use with Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Studio Express 2012 For Windows Desktop. • You can now use the Global keyword in a Namespace statement, to define a namespace out of the project's root namespace By default, arguments are passed by value, and the ByVal modifier for a parameter is no longer required.
The StatusStrip control is introduced in Chapter 2 as a means for displaying user messages. In many situations, the StatusStrip control is more effective than a message box because it does not interrupt the user's workflow. Beginning in Chapter 3, each chapter presents a new sequence of video tutorials that promote an accelerated learning experience.
Each set of tutorials use topics from the current and previous chapters to build an application that integrates visual design and interaction principles. Students who wish to accelerate their learning may use these videos to summarize and apply essential topics in these chapters. A new tutorial has been added to Chapter 10 showing the student how to create a database within Visual Studio, and add data to the database.
The book is bundled with Microsoft’s Visual Studio 2012 Express for Windows Desktop—a streamlined product that captures the best elements of Visual Studio in an ideal format for learning programming. The Express edition offers an impressive set of tools for developing and debugging Visual Basic Windows Forms applications and Web applications, applications, including those that work with databases and use SQL.
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