Visual Basic Default properties, events, operators, and overloading

Murach's Visual Basic 2008 How to work with default properties, events, and operators Chapter 11 covers the skills that you need whenever you create a Visual Basic class. Now, this chapter shows you advanced techniques that allow you to develop more complex classes, like how to create default properties, throw argument exceptions, raise events, and overload operators.
Chapter 17	How to work with default properties, events, and operators
	An introduction to the ProductList class	546
	The code for a simple ProductList class	546
	The specifications for the enhanced ProductList class	548
	How to work with default properties	550
	How to create a default property	550
	How to throw an argument exception	552
	How to work with events	554
	How to define events	554
	How to use events	554
	How to overload operators	556
	An introduction to operator overloading	556
	How to overload arithmetic operators	558
	How to overload relational operators	560
	An enhanced version of the Product Maintenance application	562
	The code for the ProductList class	562
	The code for the Product Maintenance form	566

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Murach's Visual Basic 2008 How to work with default properties, events, and operators