Unlocking Microsoft C# V 2.0 Programming Secrets (Wordware Applications Library) - page 1
- LRN
- LRN
- Table of Contents
- Back Cover
- Unlocking Microsoft C v2.0 Programming Secrets
- Introduction
- Visual Studio C Version 2.0
- Content Summary
- Companion Files
- Chapter 1: A Quick Dash through the Second Half of the Twentieth Century
- Chapter 2: Personal Communication with a Digital Computer
- Are There Better Ways to Enhance the Person-to-Digital Computer Interface?
- In Conclusion
- Housekeeping Tasks
- Version 2.0 Visual Studio Major Subdirectories
- A Closer Look at the Projects Folder MSBuild Project Files
- More Detail on the Project Files
- Opening a Project in the IDE
- Bringing an Existing Project into the IDE for Further Work
- Chapter 4: Cloning an Existing Project
- Chapter 5: Passing Information between Windows
- A Demonstration: Passing Information between Windows
- Default Event Handlers vs. Non-Default Event Handlers
- Creating Form2 and Form3
- Two-Way Communication
- One-Way Communication: Using Arguments
- Project Cleanup
- Chapter 6: Visual Studio C Code Placement
- Demonstrations
- A Common For Statement Error
- Chapter 7: Classes, Constructors, Overloading, and Help
- Public, Private, and Unspecified Classes
- The Six Using Statements
- Overloading
- Chapter 7: Classes, Constructors, Overloading, and Help
- Help
- Chapter 8: Data Types and Declarations
- Declaring a Number as a Constant
- Naming Variables
- Where to Place the Declarations
- Integer, Double, and Decimal Enumerations
- Strings
- String Enumerations
- Chapter 9: Conversions between Data Types
- Common Conversions
- Project DataConversion
- A Sharp Delineation between Char and ANSIString
- Multiple-Dimension Arrays
- Array Initialization
- The Double Backslash
- Chapter 11: Branching and Looping
- Visual Studio C EqualityInequality Symbols
- The if Statement
- The for Loop
- The goto Statement as a Replacement for the break Statement
- The foreach Loop
- The while Loop
- The do...while Loop
- The switch...case Statement
- Project IfAndLoop
- Chapter 12: Arithmetic
- Arithmetic Symbols
- Project Arithmetic
- Chapter 13: Message Boxes
- A General Dialog Box
- Display Preparation by the Programmer
- Project DisplayAFile
- Chapter 15: Plotting Data on a Window
- Project DataPlotter
- Chapter 16: Printing Text
- Chapter 17: Creating, Reading, and Writing Files
- Identifying ReadWrite Failures
- Project CRAndWFiles
- A Simple, Programmer-Designed Main Menu
- Chapter 19: Standard Controls
- Project StandardControls
- Edit Controls
- Radio Buttons
- Check Boxes
- List Boxes