Murach's Beginning Visual Basic .NETThis chapter presents the basics of writing VB.NET code, then shows you how to code and use variables and conditional statements in your programs. To see how well it works, you can download this chapter for free. |
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| Chapter 3 | Visual Basic language essentials (part 1) | |
| Basic coding skills | 84 | |
| How to code with a readable style | 84 | |
| How to continue a statement from one line to the next | 86 | |
| How to use comments | 88 | |
| How to collapse, expand, and print the source code | 90 | |
| How to use the Text Editor toolbar | 92 | |
| How to work with variables | 94 | |
| The Visual Basic primitive data types | 94 | |
| How to declare and initialize variables | 96 | |
| How to code assignment statements | 98 | |
| How to code arithmetic expressions | 100 | |
| How to work with string and date variables | 102 | |
| How to code conditional statements | 104 | |
| How to code conditional expressions | 104 | |
| How to code If statements | 106 | |
| How to code Select Case statements | 108 | |
| The Invoice Total application | 110 | |
| The user interface and control names | 110 | |
| The Visual Basic code | 110 | |
| Perspective | 112 | |
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