Vb

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visual basic is..

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an object oriented language primarily used to write application programs that run in Windows or on the Internet using a graphical user interface

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In the OOP object model..

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classes are used to create objects that have properties, methods, and events.

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The 3 step process to creating a VB project are

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1) define the user interface
2) set the properties
3) write the Basic code

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To plan a project..

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first sketch the user interface and then list the objects and properties needed. Then plan the neccessary event procedures

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solution

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a visual basic application. Each one can contain multiple projects, and each project may contain multiple forms and additional files.

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Integrated Development Environment

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where you create and test your products, consists of several tools such as a form designer, editor, compiler, debugger, an object browser, and a help facility

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You can customize..

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the visual studio IDE and reset all customization back to their default size

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You create the user interface for an application by...

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adding controls from the toolbox to a form. You can move, resize, and delete the controls

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The name property of a control is used to refer to the..

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control in code.

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The text property

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holds the words that the user sees on the screen

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Vb code is written in..

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procedures

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sub procedures begin with the word..

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SUB and end with End Sub

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Project remarks are used for

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documentation. Good practice requires remarks in every procedure and in the Declarations section of a file.

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assignment statements

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assign a value to a property or a variable, they work from left to right, assigning the value on the right side of the equal sign to the property or variable named on the left side of the sign

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The Me. Close () method

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terminates program execution

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syntax errors

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break VBs rules for punctuation, format, or spelling

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run-time errors

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contain statements that cannot execute properly

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logic errors

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project runs but produces erroneous results, incorrect results

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debugging

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finding and fixing program errors