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Microsoft Visual Basic 2005 Step by Step (Step By Step (Microsoft))
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User review This is a great VB.net 2005 book There are plenty of examples, and explanation for beginners to follow. The pictures are also very crisp and east to see. User review Excellent Book I have read a number of IT tuturial books and this is by far one of the best. The author communicates extremely well, created very good examples, made each chapter able to be used independently while referencing appropriate sections in other parts of the book, and best of all, seemed to have a sixth sense for anticipating where I might run into difficulties. User review First-rate Introduction to VB 2005 book---it delivers, as stated! A first-rate, terrific job of guiding readers trough the basic features of VB .NET 2005, just like it publicizes. Every single chapter, and every section, includes examples that you can either build on yourself or study from the accompanying CD. If you're either a totally new programmer or slightly experienced newbie to VB programming, this is the book for you. (Experienced programmers should ensure they read the intro/scope material, as this book is NOT for them.) I breezed through this book, and did all of the examples, in about 20 hours. I should rate this book 5-stars, but I give it only 4-stars, because it would have been nice to also include an additional CD of MS SQL 2005 Server Express and expand a bit more on the chapters associated with databases and dataset manipulation that cover real-life work-related scenarios. Readers like choices so including the option to use MS Access or SQL Server database examples, and adding Access/Sql examples in the book, would have been the ultimate for a beginning programmer's book. Let's face it: One of the greatest strengths of the VB IDE is to rapidly create apps that can consume and manipulate data. User review 0 to 60 One Step At A Time I got this book because I had just accepted my first professional programing job and was feeling extremely anxious. Although I have a Master's Degree in IT and a strong background in programming, I have been teaching Special Education for the last five years. I needed something that would knock the dust off of my programming skills allowing me to refresh my basic knowledge of VB semantics. I read this book in a week, working the exercises, and am now feeling like a capable programmer again. I can honestly say that I have nothing but high praise for this book. It takes the user from the very basics of declaring variables to simple ADO, ASP, and XML structures. An excellent book for learning the basics. User review Worthless Another worthless book from Microsoft Press. Microsoft must pay its writers by the word. This book could be boiled down to 25 pages. Other books on Visual Basic.NET | |||||||||||
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