Murach's Beginning Visual Basic .NETThis chapter builds your object-oriented programming skills by showing you how to develop your own classes for business applications using features like overloading, inheritance, and class libraries. |
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| Chapter 15 | More skills for object-oriented programming | |
| More skills for creating classes | 466 | |
| How to define and use constructors | 466 | |
| How to overload methods | 468 | |
| How to throw argument exceptions | 470 | |
| How to define and use class events | 472 | |
| How to create a class with a collection property | 474 | |
| An enhanced Invoice application | 476 | |
| The specifications for the Invoice application | 476 | |
| The design of the classes used by the Invoice application | 478 | |
| The code for the InvoiceBatch class | 480 | |
| The code for the Invoice class | 482 | |
| The code for the LineItem class | 482 | |
| The code for the Invoice application's form | 486 | |
| How to use inheritance | 488 | |
| An introduction to inheritance | 488 | |
| How to create a base class | 490 | |
| How to create a derived class | 492 | |
| The code for the TaxableInvoice class | 494 | |
| How to create and use class libraries | 496 | |
| How class libraries work | 496 | |
| How to create a class library project | 498 | |
| How to add a reference to a class library | 500 | |
| How to use the classes in a class library | 500 | |
| Perspective | 502 | |
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