Starting out with Visual C# 2012

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A Comprehensive Solution Manual for Starting out with Visual C# 2012, 3/E By

Tony Gaddis, Haywood Community College

Chapter 1: Introduction to Computers and Programming

Chapter 2: Introduction to Visual C#

Chapter 3: Processing Data

Chapter 4: Making Decisions

Chapter 5: Loops, Files, and Random Numbers

Chapter 6: Modularizing Your Code with Methods

Chapter 7: Arrays and Lists

Chapter 8: More about Processing Data

Chapter 9: Classes and Multiform Projects

Chapter 10: Inheritance and Polymorphism

Chapter 11: Databases

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Program:

• Generally a program is said to be set of instructions, that computer follows those

instructions for doing certain task.

• A program is executed by the computer’s processor. The processor loads program

(set instructions) into the main memory and execute it for doing certain task.

For example, many application programs like Excel, Paint, and word doc and so on.

• Each program is loaded by processor into main memory and executes its

instructions for getting particular result, Excel for spread sheet and calculation

purpose, paint for drawing and word doc for word processing and so on.
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If the programmer wants to display a message in a message box window, the

programmer should use the MessageBox.Show method. MessageBox.Show is a

method provided by .NET Framework, that we can use in visual C# to display a

message box. The statement written by the programmer to execute the

MessageBox.Show is called as method call. The following statement displays a

message box.

MessageBox.Show(“Good afternoon”);

Once the statement is executed it will display Good afternoon message in Message

Box window

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• The Textbox control is a rectangular area that can be used for gather input text from

the user.

• If the programmer wants to create TextBox control in the form, first the

programmer must select the Textbox control in the Toolbox window, which is

under Common controls group, after that the programmer double click on that

control a Textbox control will be created on the form.

• When the application is running, the user can type the text into a TextBox control.