1 comments about The New Basics: Programming Techniques and Library Development.

1. You know, v-e-ery not bad book

1 comments about The Big Basics Book of the Internet.

1. I would like to give this book 3.5 stars but as you know there is no half-star in the universe :-) I think 4 is okay. This book has too many illustrations, perhaps far beyond necessity. This is not a basic book of internet.Rather a title like "The big elimentary book of popular internet software and working with modem" would better describe the content. Still for new users it will work fine. I would strongly recommend this for your first step towards internet. But if you are little more advanced with all functions internet offers, dont waste your time in an illustrative child care home:-)

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1 comments about Microsoft Visual Basic .NET 2003 Kick Start.

1. As someone whose Visual Basic (VB) experience extends back to early in version 4.0 and who is an object-oriented veteran, when I heard the early news about VB.NET I was certainly more intrigued than I was over versions 5 and 6. The announced changes were certainly welcome from my point of view, as it appeared that some of the more treacherous aspects of VB were being eliminated. However, the initial response to VB.NET was more negative than Microsoft expected, leading to the elimination of some of the proposed changes. With this as a background, when searching for material on VB.NET, my interest was in a book that concentrated primarily on the differences between version 6 and VB.NET. This book does exactly that.
   Like all upgrades, some of the changes are only slight to cosmetic. Nevertheless, you must learn them, as they could lead to the VB.NET environment rejecting version 6 code. Examples of this are the interpretation of the "Option" statements and the elimination of default object properties. In version 6, if text1 is a textbox, then an assignment of the form

   text1="Hello World"
   
   would be a shorthand representation for

   text1.text="Hello World"

   and acceptable. However, it cannot be done in VB.NET. Most implicit recasting is now disallowed and some data types are no longer supported.
   However, the real differences between the versions are the incorporation of object-oriented principles into the language. Exceptions are now the way in which errors are handled and VB.NET also has inheritance, more explicit event handling, interfaces, constructors and overloading. This new way of doing things can be learned and the descriptions in this book are thorough without overloading you with unnecessary verbiage. Independent of whether you already understand the principles of object-oriented programming or not, if you are making the transition to VB.NET, then you will find the descriptions of value.
   Unlike some other books that demonstrate once again how to build simple projects in VB.NET, which shows you almost nothing new, the author of this book has made the conscious and wise decision to show you the differences, which for a VB veteran, is all you really need.

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2 comments about MS Visual Basic 6.0 ¿ Manual de Referencia en Espanol / Spanish con CD-ROM.

1. Con este libro podrás aprender lo básico de programar en Visual Basic hasta llegar a convertirte en un experto en esta herramienta de desarrollo. Incluye todas las novedades de esta nueva versión.



2. Excelente manual para todo nivel, para gente que sabe programar les va a resultar muy facil aprender el lenguaje.

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