- Paperback: 656 pages
- Publisher: Osborne/McGraw-Hill (Sep 1998)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 0078825563
- ISBN-13: 978-0078825569
- Product Dimensions: 22.9 x 18.8 x 3 cm
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 3,103,034 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Based on the same "mastery learning" methodology as Herb Schildt's C and C++ books, Warner provides numerous examples, exercises, and several skills checklists to ensure readers learn Visual Basic 6.
From the Back Cover
Follow the Teach Yourself Path to Marketable Skills!
The single easiest way to master visual Basic Programming.
Visual Basic 6's new features make it more powerful than
ever, and inside this book is an easy-to-follow course for
learning visual Basic 6 at your own pace. From the day you
start the Teach Yourself plan, you'll begin building
practical and marketable skills in today's #1 Windows
programming language! The Teach Yourself path offers programmers
of every skill level a structured, lesson-like approach. In
each chapter, you'll mater one concept at a time with
progressively challenging, real-life exercies. Test yourself
knowledge throughout using the valuabel skill Checks at the
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Very very basic in 21Days, Nah!!!
9 July 2001
Format:Paperback
A very basic book. If you are looking for OOP or database programming basics, this is certainly not a book for you. But if you are a casual user who just wants to see partial capabilities of vb, go with this book. I guess if this book is used in schools as a requirement, it should be for "Intro to VB" and not for even VB-I.
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teach yourself visual basic 6 ? ---I THINK NOT
17 Mar 2004
Format:Paperback
I must say, this book sucked. Chapter 2 to chapter 5 is somewhat useful, but this is in no way for beginners. The writer assumes that the reader is familiar with visual basic terms and uses them extensively in this book, which of course just confuses the reader. And what bothered me more is the book doesn't really talk about the programming aspect, it concentrates more on how visual basic itself works. There were couple of examples (which if you are a beginner will stare at it as if it is written in a different language, even at the explanation part). I guess I am so furious, because this book wasted 30 days of my time and where I learned little to nothing, and almost (yes, ALMOST) made me feel like ending any programming desire I had. But Luckily I picked up few other beginners book for visual basic 6, and finally realized it is not as hard as this book made it seem like it is. So my advice is, don't waste your money, effort and time on this.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
See it, Practice it, Use it,--- For what?
5 April 2002
Format:Paperback
This is an okay book if you've never heard of Visual Basic and you want to play around with the program.But as far as the Author's claim that this book teaches how to program and build applications in Visual basic, I would say no to this book.The book focuses on the program Visual basic itself not how to use it to build your own applications. My surprise is that my school actually choose this book for a junior level programming class.
This book offer no indepth explanations of terms used and it has no additional resources. The glossary doesn't even contain some of the key terminologies.This book is probably best for an advanced VB user who needs some sort of a refresher guide.
This book offer no indepth explanations of terms used and it has no additional resources. The glossary doesn't even contain some of the key terminologies.This book is probably best for an advanced VB user who needs some sort of a refresher guide.
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