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    Programming in Visual Basic (VB): For Visual Studio
    Programming in Visual Basic (VB): For Visual Studio
    Programming in Visual Basic (VB): For Visual Studio
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    Programming in Visual Basic (VB): For Visual Studio

    By Olga Maria Stefania Cucaro

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    This work was born from the necessity found by the author to solve various problems repeated over time, concerning the data inserted in Excel sheets in the shortest possible time. The author, being a programmer and expert in Pascal, Cobol and Javascript, searched for the most suitable solution and found it in the Excel VBA and in the Visual Studio VB. This document is intended to introduce users to programming in general and to programming in Visual Basic in particular. The VB is simple and can be used on existing csv files or data entered directly into Visual Studio, quickly processing a large amount of data. For the moment the only tool we need is Visual Studio and the csv files. Of course, I can't go into the intricacies of the databases that I will definitely include in a future book.
    The book may not contain everything you should know about programming in VB, but it does point the finger at the key points to create some programs which are explained in detail in the various chapters. The content is divided into two parts one which explains programming in general and the second which explains programming in VB with concrete examples of programs.
    To see the programs inserted in this document in Excel VBA, I refer you to my other eBook "PROGRAMMING IN VBA".
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherResearchFreelance
    Release dateAug 18, 2021
    ISBN9791220836821
    Programming in Visual Basic (VB): For Visual Studio

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      Programming in Visual Basic (VB) - Olga Maria Stefania Cucaro

      Introduction

      This work was born from the necessity found by the author to solve various problems repeated over time, concerning the data inserted in Excel sheets in the shortest possible time. The author, being a programmer and expert in Pascal, Cobol and Javascript, searched for the most suitable solution and found it in the Excel VBA and in the Visual Studio VB. This document is intended to introduce users to programming in general and to programming in Visual Basic in particular. The VB is simple and can be used on existing csv files or data entered directly into Visual Studio, quickly processing a large amount of data. For the moment the only tool we need is Visual Studio and the csv files. Of course, I can't go into the intricacies of the databases that I will definitely include in a future book.

      The book may not contain everything you should know about programming in VB, but it does point the finger at the key points to create some programs which are explained in detail in the various chapters. The content is divided into two parts one which explains programming in general and the second which explains programming in VB with concrete examples of programs.

      To see the programs inserted in this document in Excel VBA, I refer you to my other eBook PROGRAMMING IN VBA.

      Summary

      Introduction 1

      Summary 2

      PART I.: The basics of programming 4

      Chapter 1: Understanding and solving problems 5

      Understanding a problem and breaking it down into simple operations 5

      Identify variables and constants 6

      What does pseudo-code mean 6

      Chapter 2: The logic of programming 7

      The variables 7

      The conditions 8

      The cycles 9

      Transform a sequence of operations into instructions 10

      The flow chart 11

      13

      PART II: Programming in VB 15

      Chapter 3: The VB 16

      What is VB and how to use it 16

      How to access VB 16

      Chapter 4: Program in VB 21

      The variables in VB 21

      Chapter 5: Examples of programming in VB 23

      The sum of two numbers 23

      The sum of n numbers 26

      The average of n numbers 29

      Count values 34

      Sum of the values ​​in a given range 38

      Sum of values ​​that meet certain conditions 44

      Chapter 6: Use of multiple sheets to solve complex work problems 51

      COUNT CONTACTS 51

      REMUNERATION CALCULATION 64

      Chapter 7: How to use databases 87

      Example of DIRECTORY with a table created in Access 87

      Chapter 8: Using some APIs already present in Windows 112

      Memory management 112

      Chapter 9: Publish the application 117

      123

      Epilogue / Conclusion 124

      PART I.: The basics of programming

      Chapter 1: Understanding and solving problems

      Understanding a problem and breaking it down into simple operations

      The first step before programming is to understand the problem to be solved with the program we are going to create.

      Just like in math, it is best to think carefully before starting to solve the problem. For example, let's assume we work in a Call Center and have all the

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