What You'll Learn in This Hour:
You've now spent about nine hours building the basic skills necessary to navigate Visual C# 2005 and to create an application interface. Creating a good interface is important, but it's only one of many steps toward creating a Windows program. After you've created the basic interface of an application, you need to enable the program to do something. The program might perform an action all on its own, or it might perform actions based on a user interacting with the interfaceeither way, you write Visual C# code to make your application perform tasks. In this hour, you'll learn how to create sets of code, how to create isolated code routines that can be executed (called methods), and how to invoke the methods you create. |