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Visual Basic - Working with Collections and Event-Driven Programming - Revised
Description
This course, Visual Basic - Working with Collections and Event-Driven Programming, will introduce you to how to use collections in Visual Basic and the difference between generic and nongeneric collections. You will learn to create your own dictionary and learn about its uses.
The course begins by introducing you to LINQ, the two forms of it - query syntax and method syntax, the differences between them and when to use each of them in your code. You will also learn about Enumerations and the Select Case decision statement. Following on from this, the second module of this course will inform you on event-driven programming. This includes learning about events and how they are used in Visual Basic. You will learn how to handle exceptions that occur within an application and learn the best way to build applications that will not crash by using the Try Catch', 'End Try' code block.
In the end, the course will guide you on the various software programs that you can learn about so that you can strengthen your skills as a software developer. This course is video-based, you will be able to pause and rewind the videos to learn the content at your own pace. This course is suitable for learners who have previous experience using Visual Basic and software developers looking to enhance their learning on the programming language used in Visual Basic.
Start Course NowLearning Outcomes
Having completed this course, you will be able to:
- Explain how to use collections
- Describe how to create a dictionary in visual studio
- Define the difference between generic and non-generic collections
- Define what LINQ stands for
- Explain the difference between query syntax and method syntax
- Describe what Enumeration is
- Define what event-driven programming consists of
- Explain how to handle exceptions that occur within an application
- Describe how to build applications that will not crash through the use of the ‘Try Catch' ‘End Try1 code block
- Describe how to take control of adding or removing event handlers to specific events
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