Visual Basic - Working with Classes, Scope and Namespaces - Revised
Learn how to program with classes, scopes, and namespaces in Visual Basic, with this free software programming course.
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This course will first introduce you to classes, the nature of classes, and how to create an instance of a class. You will study methods, scopes, and modifiers, and learn that the codes you write in your methods are defining the classes of your application. The course will then teach you the purpose of these features, which can help you add a more advanced look to your application for the end user.
Next, you will learn how to work with My Namespace, with files and folders on the computer, with command line arguments into your command window application, and with configuration files. The course will teach you how to change the default Namespace for your project, familiarize you with the .NET framework class library, and discuss the references associated with the library. You will also study the difference between the debug and release version of your application.
Visual Basic can help you build type-safe and object-oriented applications. It helps developers target Windows, Web, and mobile devices with the benefit of security and language interoperability. This video-based Visual Basic - Working with Classes, Scope and Namespaces online course will show you how to use Visual Basic's exciting sets of tools to build engaging and useful applications. So check out the course today, and learn the fast and easy way to create .NET Framework-based applications.
Classes, Scope and Modifiers
Classes, Scope and Modifiers - Learning Outcomes
More about Classes and Methods
Understanding Scope and Accessibility Modifiers
Classes, Scope and Modifiers - Lesson Summary
Working with Namespaces
Working with Namespaces - Learning Outcomes
Understanding Namespaces and Working with the .Net Class Library
Getting Familiar with the My Namespace
Creating and Adding References to Assemblies
Working with Namespaces - Lesson Summary
Having completed this course you will be able to:
- Explain how to use the existing .NET framework class library efficiently
- Describe the nature of classes and how to create an instance of a class
- Define how to use the properties and methods of a class
- Define what happens when there are no more references to an object
- Describe how to change the default namespace for your project
- Distinguish the difference between an executable assembly and a library assembly
- Explain how to add a reference to a class defined in the .NET framework class library
- Explain how you work with arguments that you pass into your application
- Define the difference between the debug and release version
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