Course Content of 'VB.Net' Language

• The Visual Studio.NET

• Program Statement

• Development Environment

• Using Variables to Store Information

• The Visual Studio.NET Tools

• Setting Aside Space for Variables

• The Windows Forms Designer

• Using Variables in a Program

• Running a Visual Basic Program

• Using a Variable to Store Input

• The Properties Window

• Using a Variable for Output

• Programming Steps

• Working with Specific Data Types

• Creating the User Interface Setting the Properties

• Constants

• Writing the Code

• Working with Visual Basic

• Running Visual Basic.NET

• Operators

• Applications

• Operator Precedence

• Building an Executable File

• Working with Menus and Dialog Boxes

• Event-Driven Programming

• Writing For...Next Loops

• Using Conditional Expressions

• Creating Complex For-Next Loops

• If-Then Decision Structures

• Writing Do Loops

• Using Logical Operators in Conditional Expressions

• Avoiding an Endless Loop

• Select Case Decision Structures

• The Timer Control

• Using Comparison Operators with a Select Case Structure

• Finding and Correcting Errors

• Processing Errors Using Try-Catch

• Three Types of Errors

• When to Use Error Handlers

• Identifying Logic Errors

• Path and Disk Drive Errors

• Using Break Mode

• Using the Finally Clause to Perform

• Tracking Variables by Using a Watch Window

• Cleanup Tasks More Complex

• Using the Command Window

• Try Catch Error Handlers

• Switching to Command Mode in the Command Window

• The Err Object

• Specifying a Retry Period

• Using Nested Try-Catch Blocks

• Comparing Error Handlers with Defensive Programming Techniques

• Working with Standard Modules

• Working with Arrays of Variables

• Creating a Standard Module

• Creating an Array

• Working with Public Variables

• Declaring a Fixed-Size Array

• Creating Procedures

• Working with Array Elements

• Writing Function Procedures

• Creating a Dynamic Array

• Writing Sub Procedures

• Preserving Array Contents by Using ReDim Preserve

• Passing Arguments by Value and by Reference

• Working with Object Collections

• Referencing Objects in a Collection

• Writing For Each-Next Loops

• Experimenting with Objects in the Controls Collection

• Planning a Deployment

• Adding New Forms to a Program

• Different Ways to Deploy an Application

• How Forms Are Used

• Creating a Deployment Project

• Working with Multiple Forms

• Customizing Your Deployment Options

• Positioning Forms on the Windows Desktop

• Building a Deployment Project and Testing Setup

• Minimising, Maximising, and Restoring Windows

• Adding Controls to a Form at Runtime

• Organizing Controls on a Form

• Specifying the Startup Object