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 | Special Edition Using Microsoft® Visual Basic® .NET
By Brian Siler, Jeff Spotts
| | Table of Contents | | | Chapter 2. Creating Your First Windows Application |
From Here… The Loan Calculator program has enabled us to dive right in to writing a Visual Basic program from scratch. In this chapter, you learned how to do the following: Believe it or not, these steps comprise the core of Visual Basic .NET programming for the Windows environment. You've seen simple examples of all these steps, but most Visual Basic programming involves repetition of these steps over and over until the desired results are obtained. As you start working with more complex applications, you'll see many ways to practice and enhance these fundamental Visual Basic programming skills. Refer to the following chapters for additional related information: To see how to build an application much like this one for Web-based deployment, see Chapter 3, "Creating Your First Web Application." To see how to use Visual Basic's fundamental components to create your own applications, see Chapter 4, "Understanding the Development Environment." To learn more about the components that you use to build Visual Basic applications, see Chapter 5, "Visual Basic Building Blocks."
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