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| Special Edition Using Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET By Brian Siler, Jeff Spotts
| Table of Contents | | Chapter 9. Creating Code Components |
From Here… In this chapter, you learned how to create your own custom classes. The following chapters will help you work with similar concepts: To see how to use class programming concepts to create a custom control that you can use on Windows forms, see Chapter 16, "Creating Your Own Windows Controls." To learn more about writing code that you can include in your custom classes, see Chapter 7, "Controlling the Flow of Your Program," and Chapter 8, "Managing Program Tasks with Procedures." |
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